I’ve got my show up at the Gallery Off the Square for the month of November. We had the most people I think I’ve seen come in at once last Friday; it was great. Our monthly show has now been listed in “The Best of Georgetown” as one of the best places to buy art! How cool is that.

November 2011 Gallery Display

It’s that time of the month again! I have some of my artistic photography showing over at the Gallery Off the Square in Georgetown. Sadly, was not able to be there this past Friday, but my work made it! Please take a tour by and see all the great art; we’ve got an amazing set of artists and work. And once you’ve seen the art on my wall, be sure and look up above the front door; I have two pieces there as well.

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October imageclectic Gallery

Above the Door

I neglected to post about the current display of my art at the Gallery this month, so here is a post! I’m featuring some of my Austin photography, especially the State Capitol and the Pennybacker bridge. In addition, I’ve started offering a select set of digital art cards, featuring my painted balloons from last month’s gallery display. If you missed those framed prints, check these cards out! They’re having on the wall to the right of the display.

I’m also showing some fish-eye lens photographs of storefronts at night around the Georgetown Square. These prints have a very different “feel” to them, because of the type of lens used.

imageclectic photography Display at the Gallery Off the Square

"Focus and Breathe" on Austin Skyline, originally uploaded by wblj.

I was wandering around Town Lake and enjoying the summer and noticed that the skyline was really popping with the sunset. This is one of the closer crops of the scene. Can’t see all the iconic buildings, but I like the drawings on the train bridge along with the sunset reflecting on the buildings you can see. I was playing around with a neutral density filter so the water would turn out smooth.

Via Flickr:
The Austin skyline at late sunset.

It’s another month at Gallery Off the Square and I have a new set of art on display. Every month, on the first Friday, some of the businesses on the square stay open late and the Gallery Off the Square brings in a new rotation of art for people to enjoy. All this month there are some great pieces there; stop by and see what you think!

Here’s a photo of the part of the gallery dedicated to my work:

My Section of the Gallery

Bluebonnets on Willow Loop, originally uploaded by wblj.

This is a panorama taken last year that really shows off a beautiful section of the Texas Hill Country. Out along the Willow City Loop last year we had perfect conditions for an amazing display of bluebonnets, and I went out there to see what kind of photograph I could make. This is by far my favorite from the trip. You can see the “river” coming down from the left along the lower ridge, and then “spilling” down from the right back to the center. A beautiful scene!

There are 9 different images in this panorama.

Sunset Cloud, originally uploaded by wblj.

We’ve had so little rain here in Central Texas this spring, and when we saw this could formation I was torn; joy over the beauty of it and joy of possibility. The sunset was just setting and the glancing colors were stunning as they hit the clouds. Alas, it did not rain that evening. But, we enjoyed the anticipation!

Another image from the Rodeo Austin fairgrounds. I love the way the sun is shining through the structure and the colors that created in the sky.

Kenz Guitars at Dusk, originally uploaded by wblj.

I’ve gone several times over to Kenz Guitars on the square in Georgetown; this last time I met Ken and he let me inside to do a little shooting. He’s a great guy, willing to stop and talk with you, show you around, and I really enjoyed getting to know him. This is an evening shot inside the store showing all the fun colored guitars and long with the beautiful wood instruments as well. I appreciate fine guitars and Kenz has some great ones.