Fine Art Images
Derived from camera, software, and imagination
Alan Zucker Photography
Time to Space
Time
Space
ReleasedPrior expectations
for the order
of things,
gonePossibility arises
in the order
of things,
re-seenBalance emerges
from the order
of things,
flippedTime
Space
ReleasedOrder
of
ThingsReleased
Got My Mind Set on You
Take me to that upper room
where the view expands
beyond the day-to-day
See the ever-changing,
know the truthIn our mind,
stories are projected
on the walls of our head
and in the chambers of our heart
Take time to align,
to be freeTake me to that upper room
where the view expands
beyond the day-to-day
See the ever-changing,
know the truthListening to: George Harrison
Spring Wheel of Daffodil Mandala
Infused with Love and
Joyous Connection and
Playful Moments of Spirit and
Creative Wonder.Listening to: boygenius
Be Seen
Each pair of eyes
hold a wisdom
deeper than
the physical form
would indicateEach pair of eyes
see the truth
of what is at the center
and how many licks
it takes to get thereEach pair of eyes
bless the world
by realizing
that each moment
can be made new
Collections Explore a few of my collections
Light Bursts
Disrupting an otherwise realistic photograph is one of my favorite things to do these days. Creating and implementing a light burst in a photo adds a expressive dynamism.
Sing It
Tandem Spiral
Spirals
With these spirals,
I aspire to take you higher;
I spin to make you grin;
I blur to make you purr;
Reality, spun into a new meaning. Enjoy.
Architectural
My only formal photography training came at the UC Berkeley Architecture department. To this day my eye is pulled toward the way light and shadow dance on the face of a human-designed structure.
Reflections at Sunrise
In the Details
Flora – Flowers and Plants
I love to get close-up and personal with flowers, leaves, trunks and stems. Much of the plant kingdom has spent millions of years perfecting the art of reflecting light in brilliant and inspiring ways.
Stuck in a Moment
Mirror Miracles on a Flower
Abstract
Maybe we should call this the “Smoke and Mirrors” collection. These images are made using mostly in-camera effects and techniques.