Kathy Anderson Art
New Website launch Last week we launched Kathy Anderson’s new art website called what else but Kathy Anderson Art. We have been busy creating content that will include article about her paintings, art travel,...
Category: Art
Increase your luck by being there
How many times have you heard it? “Oh they were just lucky.” Yes they’re probably right. But, many times I think you make your own luck, and you can increase your luck by being...
The Final Leg – Next Stop Asheville North Carolina
Good-bye Key Largo This is the third and final segment in our series about our 10 day road trip. Our next major destination would be Asheville North Carolina. We had loaded the car up...
Honey Run Falls near Howard Ohio
A trip to Honey Run Falls Yesterday we decided to take a short day trip to photograph a local waterfall known as the Honey Run Falls. Honey Run Falls is located in Knox County...
Challenges. It’s what keeps life interesting!
Just start As I look back over my life for at least the past 50 years, there is one characteristic trait that keeps popping up. I like challenges! I need to be challenged, or...
Art at Highline Coffee Co. in Worthington, Ohio
May has been a very busy month so far. I have 12 of my abstract mixed media paintings at the Highline Coffee Co. in Worthington, Ohio until the end of this month. They seem...
So many projects!
Life has gotten crazy. We are within 5 to 6 weeks of moving into our new home! We continue to work on packing things up we want to take to our new place and...
Art of the Carolinas Road Trip
I got to accomplish one of the items on my bucket list this past November. I signed up and drove to Art of the Carolinas in Raleigh, NC for a 4 day art expo...
From a different perspective.
One of the neat things about working in Macro, is that it gives you a totally different perspective of commonly seen objects. In this photo the subject is a group of ordinary drywall screws....
Amaryllis – Macro fun!
One of the many great subjects for macro photography is flowers. As stated in my last post, one of the challenges in macro photography is dealing with the extremely shallow depth of field. It’s...
