Photographer travels the world to capture black-and-white images
Photographer travels the world to capture black-and-white images Cole Thompson work on display at Lincoln Gallery in June By Kenneth Jessen For the Reporter-Herald POSTED: 06/14/2017 10:04:18 AM MDT Photographer Cole Thompson enjoys the creative process. His “Moai Sitting for Portraits,” shot on Easter Island, will be on display for the month of June at the
Before and After – The Jim Bridger Power Plant
This is a “before and after” of the Jim Bridger Power Plant that I created recently. The before does not differ a great deal from the after, but there are a few differences. Can you spot them? Hint: the first change is abbreviated b&w. I like to use the word “create” rather
This Week in Photo – Behind the Shot – The Angel Gabriel
https://thisweekinphoto.com/angel-gabriel-cole-thompson-bts-15/
Moai, Sitting for Portrait – Exhibition at the Lincoln Gallery
My “Moai, Sitting for Portrait” series will be featured at the Lincoln Gallery in Loveland, CO for the month of June with an opening reception on June 9th. Here is the artist statement for this series: In January of 2015 I spent two weeks photographing the Moai of Easter Island. This fulfilled a lifelong dream,
Over the last couple of weeks I have had the pleasure to speak with Dasha from Alter-View. The result is this interview: https://www.alter-view.com/magazine/photography-showcase-cole-thompson Cole
A Nice Note from the Jim Bridger Power Plant
If you’ll recall from a couple of weeks ago, I sent a print of this image to the Plant Manager of the Jim Bridger Power Plant. (you can read the story below) I just received a nice note from him: Cole P.S. Here’s the original story: I was heading to Death Valley by way of
I love photography, but I also love flight. From birds to the Wright Brother’s first flyer, from the SR-71 which my father worked on to the V-22 Osprey that my son flies on. I love flight and airplanes. And so it was a special treat to see my first B2 over the Mesquite dunes of Death
Photographer’s Forum Spring 2017
I’ve been posting an image a day on social media and have noticed that certain images are very popular and others are not. Often I find that my least favorite images are more popular than my favorite ones. Let me give an example. There are two of images in my “less favorite” group that are very popular,
