Exploration with Culture
Woodblock printing is either a small-scale process or a large-range endeavor. Contributor Cameron Karsten explores the process and the result through artist Tracy Lang’s eye for detail and love of the end result.
via Woodblock Seasons, Sweet Gum Prints.
As a guest and not the official wedding photographer, I was invited to harness my creativity and shoot away at the unfolding ceremony. So, from the outside looking in, tip-toeing about so to not step on any feet, I unleashed my camera and captured Casey Brewis and Adam Hunt on Fox Island, WA. It was a thrill to be guest and photographer, a free-flowing imagination without the nerves of responsibility.
Cameron Karsten Photography offers a professional photography service that draws excellence into any industry, specialized to make any business, family and event shine in the light of infinite creativity. Contact Cameron Karsten for photography services in senior portraits, weddings, commercial, travel and fine art photography. Extended services included fine art printing, matted and framed. cam2yogi@gmail.com/206.605.9663
This is the essence of an artist. By not getting caught up in what they would rather be doing, they focus on what they are doing. They create roots and work everyday to follow their inner voice and curiosities. Artists are passionate about details that most people will never notice. And, they are odd, unique, and courageous.
In this way, a volunteer is like an artist. Volunteering is courageous…” (read more by exploring Jenn Morgan’s Creative Strategy work at The Bemis Art Community in downtown Seattle).
Cameron Karsten's Imaginarium 