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Photography is an outlet for expression; having ‘vision’ is another thing; having visions is joyful torment.
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J.Harris Blacklist is a member of ! Inspired Art ! (by Quotes or Poems or Music or Stories) , Abstract Art, Abstract Realism, Abstracts from Nature, Alternative and Progressive International Art, Black and White Photography, DaDa Land, Diversity Art Store, Gay Men, High Key, IPA -International Photographers Alliance, JPG Cast-Offs, Mad Hatters, Men Appreciation, Minimalism, Moody, Dark, Evocative (or MDE), Night Photography, Painting with Light - not sun/moonlight!, Parallel Dimensions, PixElations - The Art of Photoshop, Street Photography and Photojournalism, The Artistic Nude, The Birds, The Fine Art of Photography and The Male Nude.
Journal Entries
Thank JPG Cast-Offs!!
Posted 5 months ago, 4 comments so far.
'Our Legacy' Featured by: IPA -International Photographers Alliance!
Posted 5 months ago.
Free!!! Photoshop & Lightroom Classes
Posted 5 months ago, 1 comment so far.
Best of RedBubble!
Posted 6 months ago, 10 comments so far.
Molten Swirl - Featured in Abstracts from Nature
Posted 11 months ago, 7 comments so far.
Featured Works!
Posted 11 months ago, 10 comments so far.
Art
Writing
JPG Book Project
Many of you have asked me about the project and it was put on hold for several reasons… I have decided to get this book project going again, after some contemplation over some legal issues an…
Language of Trees
“When I die, I want to be buried under 3 trees; one on a beach cliff, one on a mountain, and last in the desert. I’d like to live on through them.”
Tumacácori Mission 1691
The Mission was somewhat foreboding as I entered the main courtyard, It seemed as though the slightest bit of ground movement would bring it down in a pile of rubble within seconds.
