I’m experimenting with a new sales channel to bring my photography work to a greater audience. I was approached by art wholesaler Image Conscious to…
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Interesting talk by Nicholas Gaffney, a fellow photography artist at the AVA Gallery “To photograph something is, often, to choose to make a seemingly insignificant…
Comments closedCurrently here in New England we are experiencing a wet weather pattern. Afternoon thunderstorms, daily showers and gray skies. I wish I could send some…
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How do you to get a beautifully restored classic car to park on the beach at sunset in front of a Florida palm tree? Well…
Comments closedClassic New England covered bridges have a lot more dangers to worry about than old age. Arson, graffiti artists, floods, lightening strikes are all possible…
Comments closedLaundry Day by fine art photographer Edward M. Fielding and super dog model “Tiki” the westie or West Highlands White Terrier. https://fineartamerica.com/featured/laundry-day-edward-fielding.html
Comments closedWho invented American chop suey? My grandmother. She would fry up some chopped onions and peppers, brown up some hamburger and then dump in a…
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Take only photographs, leave only footprints. If all photographers (hikers, fishermen, tourist etc) would only think of those who come after them, the world would…
Comments closedEdward Fielding sold a 30.000″ x 20.000″ metal print of Sunrise Bryce Canyon National Park One to a buyer from Kirkland, WA. Metal prints, also known as…
Comments closedEdward Fielding sold a Throw Pillow – 16″ x 16″ of Old Baseballs Pencil to a buyer from Silver Spring, MD.
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