Molino de Viento Rojo

The name of this photo was inspired by Miguel de Cervantes novel, "Don Quixote".

I shot this on the sidewalk in front of the gallery when I showed my work on Exposition in Dallas, TX.

We had two wonderful models who graciously agreed to allow artists at the show to paint them as living canvases draw people in to the show. This young lady turned out to be one of my favorite models and I look forward to working with her again.

Art Refugee

Hiding twixt the lines of of this world and that
An art refugee searches for a place of harmony
Drawing near, one senses her peace
Wrapped in anticipation, bathed in thankfulness
Home; studied and chosen. But, will they accept her?
She waits.

Pocahontas

In honor of the East Austin Studio Tour, I am posting a photo I took at a gallery show I had a while back. 

As this is a nude shot on Exposition Avenue in Dallas, I cropped the photo to show just the head.  I am pleased with the result.

Horrors of the Enchanted Wasteland

If you would like to know more about the Horrors of the Enchanted Wasteland show, you can visit the site here and you can check out Ange Fitzgerald's photos of the show here.

Of course, the artwork is mine, the photo was shot by Ange Fitzgerald.

Thanks again to Lorene Herrera for all of her hard work and dedication to preserving the arts and the environment.