I’ve been waiting a long time for a naked-eye comet. The last comet that I photographed was 2015, and it wasn’t nearly this bright. This was going to be bright enough to take a single photo of the comet in the landscape. The question was … Continue readingComet NEOWISE
Christy and I, along with nearly 30 neighbors are participating in a social distancing art walk on Saturday from 5-8. Artists in our Park Circle neighborhood are showing their art in their front yards. I’ll have photos and Christy will be displaying her stained glass … Continue readingSocial distancing art walk
I’ve been rewatching some photography videos, and they’re always talking about working the scene in order to get the best shot possible, so I thought I would try to illustrate how I did that and ended up with this photo. We already have the potential … Continue readinghow i got the shot
I had several people ask me how I got this shot, specifically the black background, so I thought I would talk about it here. I liked the look, but I thought it was only possible with and actual background. When I learned you could achieve … Continue readinginvisible black background
I spent last weekend at the beach, with plans to photograph the milky way. Recently I bought the Tamron 14mm f/2.8 lens, and I wanted to try it out with my Canon 6D, which I bought months ago, but haven’t used regularly. When photographing the … Continue readingPawleys Island Milky Way
My second solo photography show, “A Bug’s Eye View: Macro photography in the garden” will be on display December 2019 through January 2020 at the North Charleston City Gallery. For more info please see the gallery’s page – City Gallery Exhibits-City of North Charleston
I don’t submit photos to the Post and Courier very often anymore, but this week I felt like this picture would bring a different perspective to this contest in the “Holy City”. I took this in Iceland in 2016. Reader photo pick of the week: … Continue readingChurch Steeples
What a surprise this was! I got an email from a reporter from the Florence Morning News wanting to interview me, as part of a week-long feature on Artfields. Here’s the article. Artist Spotlight: Jenion Tyson
I’m so excited to announce that I have been chosen as an accepted artist for the 2018 Artfields Competition and Festival. That makes the second year in a row. My piece, “Botany Bay Beach” was again inspired by a visit to a barrier island that … Continue reading2018 Artfields Accepted Artist
I’m happy to announce that I have a photo in Fabulon’s show “Souvenirs of Summer”. The show opens August 26th. Souvenirs of Summer