Gregg Lowrimore Photography

Another image from last Saturday’s Tulip shoot. REMINDER: I’ll be leading the Denver Photowalk Group (about 20 photographers have RSVP’d) on the same photowalk this coming Saturday. We’re meeting at 7am on the corner of 15th and Pearl. Anyone is welcome to join us! Share this post:

To break up the Tulip photos sequence, here’s one more image from the Chautauqua Park Flatirons shoot from a couple of weekends ago, again in the snow. The Flatirons are the slabs of Flagstone that appear to be leaning against the mountainside in the picture. The first three are numbered starting with the first Flatiron [...]

Did you know you can purchase a body cap for your DSLR and participate in Pinhole Photography without the expense of shooting film? Check this out: Pinhole Photography by Lenox Laser – Pinhole Photo Camera Lenses and Accessories Resource. Share this post:

From Art Fair Insiders BLOG, comes an interesting post entitled: Seven Things Every Artist Should Know – The Book for a good read on art fairs and customers. Share this post:

One more from the Tulips photowalk this past Saturday. I love the colors, saturation and softness behind the main tulip in this image. The dew drops just add to the whole scene. Tired of these yet? I have many many more. Plus I have another photowalk this coming Saturday to shoot the same Tulips with [...]

Here’s another favorite from yesterday’s photowalk on Pearl Street Mall. I was trying to work a little surrealism into the imagery instead of the usual straight-on tulip shots–a lot of subtlety and blurriness surrounding the main point of focus. What do you think about these two images? Please comment and give me feedback. Share this [...]

The Tulips are looking really good today. Took the Louisville Art Association out to shoot the Tulips on Pearl Street Mall this morning. Weather wasn’t cooperating for most shooters, but the clouds and drizzle presented an excellent photo op for the die hards. Here’s one of many, many keepers I captured this morning. Wish you [...]

From the Digital Photography School comes this sweet and short post entitled: How to Take a Perfect Head Shot with a Single Light . Monolights, or speedlights, don’t matter. Either will work just fine! Share this post:

I wanted to get up early Wednesday morning to see the Lyrids Meteor Shower in the wee hours just before sunrise, as well as possibly photographing the Waning Crescent Moon as it cuddled up with Venus. This image was one of the keepers from this early morning shoot. Simple composition, good colors, and highly visible [...]

Another image from my adventure to Chautauqua Park last Sunday, the morning after a strong spring storm had dumped several feet of snow in the mountains just to the west, as you can see, about 5 inches of slush fell here at the park (and no accumulation at my house just 8 miles to the [...]