March 2018 Photo of the Month: Layerscape

Layerscape

My March 2018 Photo of the Month is Layerscape, a photograph made during a stormy afternoon in the Laguna Mountains overlooking Granite Peak.

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February 2018 Photo of the Month: Mastodon Ridge

Mastodon Ridge

My February 2018 Photo of the Month is Mastodon Ridge, a black and white image made in the Southern section of Joshua Tree National Park.

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Photographic Realism

Mastodon Ridge
Mastodon Ridge by T.M. Schultze
Mastodon Ridge by T.M. Schultze. An example of traditional photographic editing.

Recently, I attended a photograph and art lecture where the topic of photography and realism came up.

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Getting Depth of Field Correct

Boats at Rest

Recently, I was with my friend Tom Applegate photographing Downtown San Diego from the neighborhood of Point Loma.  This location, albeit in a residential neighborhood, is very popular.  Beside us, were two photographers and their relationship seemed to be something of a teacher and a student (they were probably friends, but one was instructing the other).

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January 2018 Photo of the Month: Bridge At Dawn

Bridge at Dawn

My January 2018 Photo of the Month is Bridge At Dawn, taken in Coronado’s Tidelands Park.

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December 2017 Photo of the Month

Christmas Morning 2017

My December 2017 Photo of the Month is Christmas Morning 2017, a photograph I made in Joshua Tree National Park.

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My Favorite Photographs of 2017 (12 Images)

Kwaaymii Point Monsoon

As 2017 comes to a close, it is time to create my post of my favorite photographs of 2017.

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November 2017 Photo of the Month: Quiet Canyon

Quiet Canyon

My November 2017 Photo of the Month is Quiet Canyon, a photograph made just North of Sedona, Arizona.

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October 2017 Photo of the Month: Monolith

Monolith

My October 2017 Photo of the Month is Monolith, an image made of El Cajon Mountain in San Diego County.

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Building Impressions

Skyway 3

Building Impressions

Santa Ana winds bring to San Diego heat and a lack of clouds. The onshore flow is pushed deep into the Pacific. This is normally the time to put the camera away, but I have rather enjoyed making impressionistic images in this weather.

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