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Category Archives: Photographic art
A closer look at Yellowstone National Park
An earlier post I wrote about the road to Yellowstone, I shared the stop at the Crazy Horse Memorial. Here I have selected a portion of the hot springs, geysers and a waterfall that captured my photographic eyes at Yellowstone. … Continue reading
LA LA LA Land…
My recent trip in July to Los Angeles for a conference was going to be just another hotel stay, see the same four walls, drink the same coffee and connecting with people from my conference tribe. I made a different … Continue reading
Posted in landscapes, nature, objects, outside, parks, Photographic art, photography, summer, travel
Tagged blogging, California, conference, Hollywood, Los Angeles, Martina Landolt Photography, outdoors, photography, reflections, Santa Monica, thoughts, Venice Beach
Gotta Get Away
Change of scenery brings change of thoughts, ideas and visions for my future year of entrepreneurship. The wheels are still turning around in my head with awesome details. When my thoughts start, then a circle forms– essentially there is no … Continue reading
Posted in outside, Photographic art, photography, spring, water
Tagged blogging, Gotta Get Away, inspiration, Martina Landolt Photography, nature, observations, outdoors, photographer, photography, random thoughts, Wisconsin
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ART in the Park – Part II (Troll Hunt)
I’ve literally been all around the world this summer, mostly driving in a car and I finally have time to slow down and write a post. I realize our wonderful social media allows us to post while on the go, … Continue reading
Posted in children, outside, parks, Photographic art, photography, sculpture, summer, texture
Tagged art in the park, inspiration, Morton Arboretum, nature, recycled woos, Thomas Dambo, Trolls Hunt
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Sneak Peek of ART in the Park…
If you have read some of my past posts over a year ago, many of them reference to the Morton Arboretum where nature meets man. Joy Morton, A man of Salt and trees, yes Morton as in the salt company … Continue reading
