Ohio Fine Art Nature Photography Prints and Workshops
Tag Archives: Ohio Nature Photography  Inniswood Photography Exhibit I am very happy to have the opportunity to display a few samples of my work at the Innis House - Inniswood Metro Gardens. The display will run through the end of April. I’ll be hosting a “Meet the Artist” reception Sunday April 29th, 2012 from 2-4pm. Stop by the park and enjoy the beauty of nature. Thanks for viewing! – Vince Innis House - 940 Hempstead Road – Westerville, Ohio, 43081 http://www.metroparks.net/ParksInniswood.aspx
 Inniswood Buttercup
I spent a couple hours this morning wondering around Inniswood Metro Gardens in Westerville, Ohio. The early warm weather this spring has definitely pushed the bloom schedule ahead by about three weeks. Always looking for the unusual subject I couldn’t pass up this fallen Buttercup as it contrasted against the dark textured surface of a shallow pond. F22 @ 1/8, iso 400. Thanks for viewing! – Vince  Hocking Hills Poster I just finished a concept poster featuring the Hocking Hills region of Ohio. I’ll probably make this available along with other posters on the site. Hocking Hills State Park is definitely worth a trip out of city! Thanks for viewing! – Vince  Cedar Falls Stream Today I was fortunate to make a quick trip to Hocking Hills in search of a few detail shots. I visited Ash Cave and then headed over to Cedar Falls. Here is a one of the stream details I settled on at Cedar Falls. Please visit my landscape gallery to view more images from today – http://vincentnobel.zenfolio.com/ Thanks for viewing! – Vince  Macro Earth Tones I received tremendous input from clients visiting my booth at local art fairs this past year. One of the lessons I learned was that people generally prefer warm earth tones to complement their home or office decor. You might have the best image on earth but if it doesn’t match one’s decor it’s usually going to result in a no sale! I love bright and bold color combinations but in reality such colors may not work in many decorating situations. Fortunately, earth tones abound in the landscape. These tones may not pop out at you right away but with time you’ll learn to see many intimate shades in the landscape. Thanks f0r viewing – Vince |
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