Category: fine art
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Photography coaching and mentoring, Seattle, WA
I worked with Sal on image selection for his solo photography exhibit, on choosing the theme and how to present his images. Of course he took my advice here and there and in the end he was running his own show yesterday at Wallingford Center in Seattle! Images were poetically titled and well displayed to…
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Assisting for National Geographic Expeditions, Dubois, Wyoming
My assignment for National Geographic Expeditions in Wyoming was an incredible experience working alongside with two talented and accomplished photographers: Jay Dickman (National Geographic and Pulitzer Prize winning photographer who led the workshop) , Jeff Vanuga, who co-instructed and 24 students who came to learn each week. We all experienced spectacular days, while at the…
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White shirt cowboy. Photography of the moment. Anita Nowacka Photography, Seattle, WA
I photographed him on my way home from Wyoming. He worked with grace and confidence. His gestures were soft and he held the rains lightly. He whistled gently to the animals. In thick dust he wore stylish attire. I felt I was watching a dancer on a horse. Please, check the main website for more …
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Under The Northwest Light. Acro – Yoga Practice. Anita Nowacka Photography, Seattle, WA
There are three primary roles in an Acro – yoga practice: base, flyer and spotter. During this photo session, I enjoyed my role as a spotter…. Please, check the main website for more images: www.anitanow.com
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When your work talks back to you….
When you work on an art piece, be it a poem, painting, or novel, when do you know you have something worth keeping, something that meets your artistic standards? For artists, this question is often hard to answer. My friend Scott, a musician, put it this way: “When you write piece of music and it…
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Aligned with a Seattle Horizon.
This image was made recently during the family photo session with Sheila, and her son, Jude. Few times, while looking at this photo, Sheila expressed her amazement about the stick alignment with The Seattle Horizon (yes, a Space Needle to the right). I agree, this belongs in the Meant to Be Category. Well, we could…