| Newsletter: August, 2011 |
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Photograph of the Month
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*****Fine-art photographer Zachary Singer has had a camera in hand since childhood—more than three decades now. His artwork is shaped by his exeriences in photojournalism: While shooting for Greenpeace and other environmental groups, as well as Native American tribes in the Southwest, Zach learned to quickly capture the essence of his subjects.Zach has written dozens of articles on photography for magazines such as Outdoor Photographer, PCPhoto, and Digital Photo Pro, and has taught photography at California’s Santa Monica College. When time permits, he works with a select group of commercial clients. |
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 Nymph Lake, Rocky Mountain National Park |
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Sometimes photographs just happen, with quick inspiration at both the camera and the print. Other times, an image is made, and its interpretation comes years later. That's the case here.Though it lies at about 9500 feet, the air at Nymph Lake feels thick with the living trees around it. When I was there last, the clouds swept in, and a hot, sunny day was soon cooled with rain. I've been on the road a great deal these past few months, and I've seen wondrous things. But the idea of a cool, quiet lake has its own magic, and the subtle spell it casts calls me there again. |
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Zachary Singer Photography, (303) 718-4188
singer@zachsingerphotography.com All images and text are Copyright © Zachary Singer. All Rights Reserved. |
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