Bob Shell: Learning Photography

  Text by Bob Shell, Copyright 2019 Learning Photography . Many aspiring photographers want to learn more about the art and craft of photography. There are lots of ways to do this, ranging from reading books, watching videos, taking classes, attending lectures, and attending photography workshops. If you’re the type who learns by reading, there… Continue reading Bob Shell: Learning Photography

Mikala Mikrut: Romance With Horror

.   . Text by Mikala Mikrut, Copyright 2019 . Photography by Sabrina Galaviz and Alexandria Romain, Copyright 2019 ROMANCE WITH HORROR .   I, among many others, absolutely love horror movies. In fact, that is my genre of choice. I once screamed in a theater and had a 7 year old girl in front… Continue reading Mikala Mikrut: Romance With Horror

Bob Shell: Female Nudes

  Photography and Text by Bob Shell, Copyright 2019 Female Nudes . Why did I choose to specialize in photographing female nudes? That’s a question I was often asked at my lectures and workshops. My answer is that I know of nothing in nature more beautiful than the human body, particularly lithe young bodies unashamed… Continue reading Bob Shell: Female Nudes

Bob Shell: Meditations on Cameras and the State of the Photo Industry Today

  Text by Bob Shell, Copyright 2019 Meditations on Cameras and the State of the Photo Industry Today . The first professional level camera that I ever used was my father’s Exakta VX1000. It was an odd beast, obviously designed for a left-handed user, with the film advance lever and shutter release button on the… Continue reading Bob Shell: Meditations on Cameras and the State of the Photo Industry Today

A.H. Scott: Madison’s Key

    Poetry by A.H. Scott, Copyright 2019 Madison’s Key . Mauve painted nails gingerly pressed against Maurice’s chest Madison whispered, “Babe, you should get some rest” Maurice’s left hand had a different plan He placed his hands over hers and warmly remarked, “Whenever I relax with you, my dear. It’s always best” “You lay… Continue reading A.H. Scott: Madison’s Key