ART TODAY 11.08.17 Geyser Mound, Colorado – another Greg Tucker photo
LA has such a wide variety of places to explore and things to do that it is difficult to choose a favorite. It is hard to determine a “must see” for visitors. A lot would depend upon the season…
Forget Your Friends Does the TribeLA Musicians Acrostic Interview
photo by Johnny Ramos California Newgaze. T Natalie Durkin (TribeLA Magazine): Give your band a Tagline. Pony Curtis (guitar/vocals in Forget Your Friends): Down till we're underground. Charlie Kennedy (vocals/guitar in Forget Your Friends): Forget Your Friends, but...
ART TODAY 11.07.17 Light at the End of the Tunnel, a Greg Tucker photo
According to Greg Tucker, photography combines technologic knowledge with artistic interpretation: The former can be learned while the latter is probably both a natural & innate ability that can be improved with thoughtful effort and experience.
ART TODAY 11.06.17 The bee, the flower, and Greg Tucker
Greg has been published in numerous books, calendars and magazines including Practical Photography, Nature’s Best Photography, Digital Camera World, Popular Photography, Photographic Monthly, Nature Photographer, Wild Bird, Birds and Blooms, Shutterbug and Vanity Fair.
ART TODAY 11.05.17 Enter the world of Nature with the elusive photographer Greg Tucker
Probably not a conscious decision, but since he doesn’t particularly enjoy being IN photographs, being the one taking the photos manages to keep him out of the frame, and nature seems to follow him rather than the other way around.
Exposing the World of Romance at America’s ONLY all romance bookstore right here in LA – The Ripped Bodice, Part 1
Located in Culver City, when I walked into their shop I was immediately transported into the world of romance. The bright, airy, frilly, ballerina pink store is furnished with Victorian-like settees and romance books.
Review 2017: Leo Garcia’s Acrostic Interview reveals art-&-facts about the abduction and appropriating of a culture in “My Alien Abduction”
My favorite written work is a play entitled “Earth.” It is a magical realistic piece that tells of a mythic time in the history of an original New Mexican family. I love its language, its imagery, its storytelling. My favorite visual work is an oil pastel called Benevolence.
Seth’s story in a 3-part LOLA Wine’s interview
