“Gallery Ludwig” is the name of the blog for my most recent photographs. The images shown in the blog posts are also contained in OneDrive albums.
You can reach the blog from this link: Gallery Ludwig
You can reach the current OneDrive album by clicking the image below.
For other OneDrive albums see the Prior Years page
“Silver Canvas” is the name of the blog for cafe art images. The images are also contained in OneDrive albums.
You can reach the blog from this link: Silver Canvas
You can reach the current OneDrive album by clicking the image below.
For other OneDrive albums see the Prior Years page
The album Gallery 2014 contains most of my photographs that I published during the year. This album houses all the photos shown in my Gallery Ludwig blob. You can see the collection by clicking the image below.
For 2014 I decided not to impose any quotas and it is working much better! Back in 2012 the once-a-week deadline was frustrating and hard to meet. Without such constraint in 2014 I am well ahead of one per week, more like two a week.
Click the image below to see the album for 2014. This album “feeds” the Silver Canvas blog – you might even see a creation there before it gets its release on the blog!
Gallery-EXP became the set of albums for 2013 with a few older items but lots of new photography and “café art”. The image below links to the Gallery-EXP folder which contains other albums, some of which in turn contain albums. Well over 200 images are contained in this collection. Have fun EXPloring!
Click the image to see OneDrive folder.
This image of a fritillary butterfly on a thistle became my signature image and is still featured on my Café Ludwig business cards.
A collection of the earliest “café art” pieces is in this album (click the image). The start of “café art” also gave rise to “Café Ludwig”.
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For the year 2012 I attempted to publish a photo for each week. The collection is contained in the album – reach it by clicking the image.
For the year 2012 I attempted to publish a “café art” creation each week. The effort proved taxing but was largely successful. Click the image below to view the album.
