Fine Art Photography Prints

I manipulated the colors and details to make this appear come from a some deep dark dream. The contrasting cool blues and hot reds gives a feeling of hidden turmoil. The foreboding that what is locked behind some ancient door may soon be released. Is this hidden in some musty cavern with little creepy crawlies skittering about? Or perhaps at the bottom of a deep underwater crevice?

This is the pump and tank that goes with the cap in the other photo. I wanted this photograph to look antique like the pump itself. I made two versions of this same picture. This is the darker one. It looks a little depressing. It describes the end of a life of a once useful object. Now it just sits and slowly decays.

I wanted to get a close up of the wood grain in this photograph. I manipulated the colors to give it a cold feeling. The contrasts in this photo are many. Not just the colors between the wood and the metal but the textures as well. It isn't often that metal is portrayed as warm and wood as cold. The old metal spikes impale the post helping to bring your eye to the knot in the wood. This photo gives the impression of a cold and dreary fall day coming to an end.

This is King Peppy's San Man and Bomber playing in the snow. San Man is out of Cody, which is in the previous photo. These two boys like to chase each other around. This was taken on an overcast morning after it snowed all night. Notice they have their ears back. This means I'm not happy in horse language. Bomber was bullying San Man and making him run. I altered both of these horse pictures to make them look like watercolor paintings. Check this link if you want this image as a Firefox persona.

This is a photograph of my horse Cody. She is an old mare that we ride from time to time. She may look cold in this picture but she has a thick winter coat plus her winter weight. The latter of which she tends to carry through summer as well. She was pregnant when we bought her and gave birth to a colt on the fourth of July. We still have him and he is now all grown up. They're both buckskin duns with the roan gene, which means they have white hairs through out there coat.