Kansas Photography Journal of landscapes and nature, farm scenes, cities and towns, rustic, rural, urban, people, animals and wildlife by Anna and Preston Surface.
I like taking photographs of lone trees in the fields or prairie or on the side of a rough hill. Those lone trees that stand out; the survivors. With this image I added a slight blurred vignette around the tree… even though the surroundings and background were sharp. I wanted the tree to stand out….
All I can remember from the conversation I had with this lady was she sure would like a close-up shot of her dog “Casper”. Each and every person who had a dog with them at the Wamego Tulip Festival had a story if they knew it or not. Borrowing a phrase from Gerry from Torch…
I had so much fun working with these two photos. Personally I love them for the story they portray. Words are simply not needed.
Flowers and Twirly Whirlies can make a pretty picture. I did an abstract of the twirly photo which can be viewed at Abstract Reflections.
This is one of the many natural ponds that dots the Kansas Flint Hills landscape. The spring sky was broody with an approaching cold front and the grass greening from a controlled burn. With this image, I digitally painted in thick oil and combined/layered the painted version with the original image with tweaked effects and…
You can tell these kids are into these treats. This is the first time I’ve ever heard of fried twinkies. A little ketchup and salt and you’re good to go here.
At the Tulip Festival I noticed several people with their dogs with them. Each one had a story to tell for the dog was very important to them. Unfortunately the photos I took of this family came out blurry, over exposed, trees growing out of their sides and the horizon decapitating them. However there was…
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