Author Archives: Don Paulson

In Frame Visual Arts magazine Check out the article about my photography! View the Flipbook, page 52 to 57. View the article here (Flipbook at bottom of page):  www.inframevisualarts.com

Sunrise, Mount Whitney One of my favorite places to camp and photograph is in the Alabama Hills near Lone Pine, California.  Kathy and I were lucky enough to be there this month right after a snow storm.  Clouds parted just as the first light shown on Mount Whitney.  You can see more photos from our [...]

I enjoyed making this collage of three fall-color images using Adobe Photoshop.  The final composite image is very high resolution and ideal for large format printing. I like the serene feel of the rippled water and stones so I titled the image, “Zen Garden”.                       [...]

                Check out the new “Healthy Lifestyle” Gallery I recently added!  You’ll find lots of photos of healthy, organic food as well as images depicting fitness and wellness.

Sunset, San Diego, California Our last day in San Diego ended with an incredible light show.   Kathy and I were in the right spot at the right time to capture the waterfront bathed in this sweet light…

Kathy and I are visiting friends in San Diego for a few days and strolled the waterfront area around Seaport Village last evening. The warm sunset light, trees, boats, and skyscrapers made wonderful Urban Landscape subjects. In this photo Kathy used her telephoto lens to capture tree branches against the sunset-lit face of the Marriott [...]

Evening at Rancho La Puerta Rancho La Puerta It was a rewarding week of teaching photography at Rancho La Puerta in Tecate, Mexico.  Kathy and I started the week with my “Nature as Art” slide show accompanied by Tom Barabas live on the Piano.  Morning classes covered “Camera Basics”, “The Art of Seeing”, and “Understanding [...]

The Bloedel Reserve on Bainbridge Island is a wonderful place to make photographs just about anytime of the year.  This week the fall colors were at their best – here are a few photos from a morning of photography…