Larry Larsen is an artist/photographer. He graduated from San Francisco State University in 1967. He worked as a Boilermaker welder for 30 years. He is now retired and able to follow his true passion in fine art. He has shown paintings and ceramic sculpture at numerous museums and galleries. One of his paintings received a "Best of Show" award at the Center for Contemporary Art Annual competition in 1990. Larry learned how to turn on a computer in 2000, then he began learning Photoshop 5, acquired a digital camera and never looked back. He learned that digital photography is very liberating and wide open for experimentation. He has made Photoshop composites and he has played with HDR. He now uses Photoshop primarily, for enhancement in tonality and color.
Every day is a new challenge.
Near sighted and blurry
Myopia 20/20 is an oxymoron, a joke and at the same time, an element of truth. All things exist in a state of contradiction, an ever changing flow of images and ideas.
I started this blog to exhibit my new work. I will process and publish work and solicit comments from viewers. This is a way of learning and growth.
I have been taking photo strolls around the neighborhood where I live. I am trying to show the commonly seen with new eyes.
The Hotel Almira, Almira, WA is on Highway 2. It is an old hotel that is being lovingly restored by Todd Starkenburg. He graciously allowed me to photograph his project.
Third floor room — a vision of longing, loneliness and forgotten memories in the dusty afternoon sunlight.
Main Avenue, Ritzville, WA
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