Few people ever notice the unblemished perfection found in a newborn leaf. Every spring, if the conditions are just right, a new crop of leaves bursts forth and, for a few fleeting days, remains untainted by the elements.
It has been a goal of mine to capture this delicate purity for many years. However, each year, the possibility of finding this state of affairs in the natural world is incredibly slim. A number of factors have to come together for a perfect leaf to naturally form, beginning with an early-spring that is free from harsh frosts or driving rainstorms. Additionally, the leaves need to be in an area that is protected from adverse conditions such as falling debris, high insect activity, poor soil, or any other of a number of issues which could damage the developing foliage.
After spending years neurotically keeping an eye out for the perfect patch of newborn leaves, I finally found them one late-April day in 2017... read more
Embark on a journey into the surreal realm of David Lineton, where abstract color images draw inspiration from surrealistic artwork and graphical architecture. Through a masterful fusion of artistic influences, Lineton creates a series of captivating compositions that challenge perception and ignite the imagination. Each image is a visual symphony of vibrant hues and dynamic forms, inviting viewers to explore the interplay between dreamlike landscapes and geometric structures. With Obscure, Lineton invites you to immerse yourself in a world where reality and fantasy converge, where the boundaries of possibility are blurred, and where the language of color speaks volumes about the depths of the subconscious. read more
I've truly taken for granted growing up in Arlington, Virginia, a mere bridge crossing away from Washington, D.C. As my passion for travel has grown over the years, so has my appreciation for what I have at home, especially since moving into D.C. proper in 2015. Being local, I have the luxury to be picky about when and what I shoot in this tourist-friendly city.
After spending a day sightseeing with the kids downtown, I made a strategic stop by the U.S. Capitol Building to both enjoy the inspiring and architecturally impressive building with my children and to get a feel for the U.S. Capitol Police on duty. I could sense it would be a good sunset that cold winter day. Being Super Bowl Sunday, I thought it wouldn't be too crowded so I returned that evening with fingers crossed that the U.S. Capitol Police would allow me to use my tripod. I was fortunate that day with both the officers on duty and the sky, and I was able to capture a tighter shot of the building with a vibrant sunset... read more