CALIFORNIA COLLAGE

This is a cutting edge photograph of a California landscape. Great example of abstract art photography. This is all original, natural art. No manipulation. No Photoshop. I don't eve own the program. The thing is, Nature is always showing us incredible works of art, ours for the taking. But, not everyone sees them. I do see unique natural works of art and it is my never ending pleasure to capture them.



 ©Kinsey Barnard

KOOTENAY ROCKIES

The Kootenay Rockies in British Columbia are magnificent, especially when they are snow-capped. What makes this unique landscape photograph of these mountains so special is none of it is real. The entire image is a reflection. This image is all natural. No digital gimmickry. Nature needs no help expressing her beauty. You will not find anything like it anywhere.


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 ©Kinsey Barnard The Liberated Photographer

FIFTY-FIFTY

As I prepare this post it is -3 degrees outside. The forecast high is for zero. Molly is none to eager to go out and neither am I. She doesn't do boredom well. I shall be up and down more than once to rescue a shoe, boot or piece of kindling before I am finished here.

Under the circumstances I suppose it would be more appropriate to choose a photograph from my "The Beauty of Ice" collection but this image, for some reason, struck my fancy instead. I call it "FIFTY FIFTY" because half of it looks like a photograph whilst the other looks like a painting. To my eye it creates a wonderful contrast.

One of the things that so infatuates me about what I do is that often the images I am able to present I really never saw coming.  I wish I could say I was so clever but it would be untrue. Often, I only truly become aware once the images are downloaded. The camera is the clever one. It can bring life to a screeching halt and show the eye things it would never be able to register on it's own. It's quite exciting.

On an emotional level, this image moves me Fifty-Fifty. It makes me happy and sad. Crystal clear water like this is the way Mother Nature intended it to be. Here at the ranch I have a beautiful creek. Any time I want I can lie down on my belly and drink right from it. That simple act is so very precious to me. It's an honor and a privileged very few on our planet will ever experience. How sad is that?

Pinkham Creek, Kootenai National Forest, NW Montana

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