Blogs Posts on "Abstracts"

"Where Are You Going?" by BUSINESS PEOPLE PHOTOGRAPY on Nov 5, 2009Zen teachers train their young pupils to express themselves. Two Zen temples each had a child protégé. One child, going to obtain vegetables each morning, would meet the other on the way. "Where are you going?" asked the one. "I am going wherev...

The Wonder of Wandering Monks and the Lessons They Teach Aspiring Photographers by BUSINESS PEOPLE PHOTOGRAPY on Oct 25, 2009The recent passing of Zen master / photographer John D. Loori has, predictably, put me into a melancholy, contemplative state-of-mind. It also rekindled a life-long fascination with Zen Koans (go here for another list and accompanying mp3 files) that...

Wedding Abstracts by Nix Digital Photo World on Oct 12, 2009I was at a friend wedding 2 weeks ago and my daughter was the flower girl. I have my camera along with me for such event, but was not interested in any portrait photography of the bride, maybe just my girl. However, something caught my attention an...

Shootingstars by Dave Ingram's Natural History Blog on Oct 7, 2009I was fascinated by the colour of the leaves of Jeffrey’s shootingstar (Dodecatheon jeffreyi) alongside a cold sub-alpine stream this week in Paradise Meadows, Strathcona Provincial Park. The leaves were a stark contrast to the dark water and g...

Cedar Bark Abstract by Dave Ingram's Natural History Blog on Sep 15, 2009Cedar Bark Abstract...

Beach Stone Abstracts by Dave Ingram's Natural History Blog on Aug 28, 2009Had a bit of time out at Goose Spit in Comox, BC this morning and with a high tide there wasn’t much to photograph. My son was focused on picking up and throwing rocks and I thought to myself that maybe he had the right idea. We didn’t ge...

And Now for Something Completely Different! by Dave Ingram's Natural History Blog on Aug 21, 2009With an appropriate nod to Monty Python we took in the Old English Car Show in Comox last Sunday. While my passion is nature photography there is something about the simple lines, forms and colours in old cars that appeals to me. I love looking at th...

Austin by Dave Ingram's Natural History Blog on Aug 21, 2009More photos from the Old English Car show in Comox – enjoy!

Triumph and MG by Dave Ingram's Natural History Blog on Aug 21, 2009This last set of images from the Old English Car show in Comox features the Triumph and MG. Beautiful little cars – and fun to photograph!

Sunflower Yellow by Dave Ingram's Natural History Blog on Aug 15, 2009The first year that we moved to our little house in Courtenay we decided that we wanted to do something different with our back lane. Both Jocie and I love sunflowers so we thought that it would be really cool to plant some on the other side of our b...