Yes, I said it, my photos are stunning – at least that’s what people have told me after looking at my photos of China. Come see for yourself, I have been invited to show my work in the 3rd Arts Show and Exhibition put on by the Lilburn Arts Alliance. It’s happening Saturday, March 23, 1-5 PM, at 107 Main Street, Lilburn. Come see my work, and that of 6 other artists, enjoy live music and free wine and appetizers too.
The Lilburn Arts Alliance is hosting their 3rd Art Show and Exhibition
It’s now the year of the Snake, according to the Chinese calendar (and those who know me know I like my calendars.) People born in the year of the Snake tend to be financially prosperous – having a snake in the house is supposed to be a sign of financial success, but I won’t be getting any snakes anytime soon myself! Snakes are also people of great perception, rational, complex, and can be stingy too.
My brother is a Snake, but this description isn’t very apt. So what does this all mean? That you can never judge one by dates of birth, signs, years, or any external superstitions. Judging people is never a good idea anyway, as we never know what really motivates them to do and be what they are.
My approach to photography is more open and simple – I see something beautiful and I photograph it. I see something that has an ironic twist, or a novel approach, I photograph it. I record, rather than create, my personal photography. Some people appreciate this, some like more complex messages. For me, the beauty is in the simplicity.
I guess that’s why this image appeals to me, the bare branches of trees layered in mist. Simple, natural, beautiful.
PS, one source says only a monkey really knows how to handle a snake – good thing I’m a monkey 
Coming hard on the heels of the successful show at Decatur Healing Arts, some of my photos of China are now hanging in the Lilburn Library! Please take a moment to stop by, pick up a book or audio book for the road, and enjoy the art.
788 Hillcrest Road NW
Lilburn, GA 30047-6827
