Bird Photography from a Non-Bird Photographer A Bird Amongst The Berries by Richard Lewis 2015 Robin's Dance by Richard Lewis 2015 Robin's Portrait by Richard Lewis 2015 Sitting Pretty by Richard Lewis 2015 I recently attended a workshop on bird photography presented by Larry Lyons, a fellow local photographer. When describing how to photograph our [...]
This is the first part of a two-part post about Atlantic White Cedar Swamps There is nothing more strangely beautiful in the New Jersey Pine Barrens than the Atlantic White Cedar swamps. These trees grow in dense swamps by the sides of waterways and play a vital role in filtering water and protecting the riverbanks from erosion. They are also the reason the [...]
On a recent trip to New York City I spent some time walking around the famous Highline with my camera. New York is a colorful city in more ways than one, so I decided to photograph it in black and white. By the way, the Highline, if you don't know it, is an old elevated railroad track that was converted into a [...]
Winter View on the Delaware River by Richard Lewis 2014 Setting up my tripod along the Delaware River in and around Bucks County, Pennsylvania reminds me that I am following in the foot steps of a long line of artists who captured and continue to capture the charming Bucks County landscape. When I compose a photograph and focus the camera, I often [...]
Medford Concrete Company by Moonlight by Richard Lewis 2014 Let's take a break form Death Valley so I can share this photograph with you. My first photograph of the year was actually about 30 years in the making. I first saw this old building when I moved to South Jersey and have had it on my list of things to [...]
Spending time in Death Valley National Park was an overwhelmingly creative experience. I think it is for many artists because it is one of the most beautiful and strangely diverse landscapes in America. This is the first of several posts about life in Death Valley. The Racetrack Playa at Dusk by Richard Lewis 2013 A Day at the Racetrack in [...]