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Waterfalls, Rainbows and Bears – Oh my ! ! ! — Expedition to British Columbia’s Crown Jewel

Waterfalls, Rainbows and Bears – Oh my ! ! ! — Expedition to British Columbia’s Crown Jewel

© Copyright 2014-2017 David Dilworth “It can’t be done” declared Don, the sage, well-respected, commercial fisherman who’s fished these British Columbia’s coast since a child, ...

Arts Council Jurors Select 2 Photographs “Dramatic Flight” and “Mt Toro Snowstorm” for 2012 Show

Jurors of the Arts Council of Monterey County just selected two of my photographs “Dramatic Flight” (a White-Tailed Kite) and “Mt Toro Snowstorm” for display at Monterey County Supervisor’s Chambers through Fall 2012.

New Landscapes Slideshow on Monday Sept 19

I’ve been invited to give a photographic slide show and discussion Monday Sept 19th in Pacific Grove at Forest Hill Manor.

Five Landscapes at The Clement – One Day Only

Due to a (very) special event, you might see a few of my Big Sur Landscapes at The Clement on Cannery Row – today only. The Clement has its own rather special view of our Monterey Bay.

Newest Landscapes

Inspiring Landscapes Extended Display

More Good News: After a wonderful show, my photographs have been awarded an extended display at Big Sur’s Camaldoli Hermitage Gallery.

Barbara Spring-Big Sur Sculptor

Big Sur lost Barbara Spring this weekend. She was a noted wood sculptor of human characters, creating installations until the very end of her 94+ energetic years. Her work is owned by numerous private collectors and public museums.

Color Photography 150 Years Old Today

The first color photograph was publicly shown 150 years ago today. Ahhhh, colors . . . what a treat. Reference: http://www.newscientist.com/blogs/shortsharpscience/2011/05/happy-birthday-colour.html

Big Sur & Yosemite Roads Open/Closed Status April 21, 2011

Update: June 18 Yosemite and Big Sur roads are all open. Yosemite’s Tioga Pass opened June 18. Big Sur’s Alder Creek opened June 9. Big Sur is open to the North at Rocky Creek (one lane at a time). The South Coast is closed at Alder Creek for another month, but Nacimiento-Ferguson Rd is open....

Wafting Fragrance of Hops

On a recent wilderness photography hike I kept getting wafts of an odd scent. Was the mysterious odor in my clothes, or hat? After a few hours a light went on as I recognized the smell as beer. That was odd, because I don’t drink beer.

Big Sur Road Closed: Viaduct at Rocky Creek Long Term Solution (2011)

While the vehicle closure of our Big Sur road at Rocky Creek / Bixby Creek may be lifted this weekend, here’s a couple of related things you might appreciate. 1. The slide at Rocky Creek occurred because the road at the specific location was built on dirt – not rock. There is bedrock on both...

Big Sur Road Closed at Palo Colorado and at Bixby Bridge (Spring 2011)

Update June 9, 2011: Highway 1 through Big Sur is open all the way from Carmel to San Luis Obisbo. Alder creek slide is cleared. Update April 15: Cal-Trans said at least one lane at Rocky Cr. / Bixby Cr. could be open by April 25th. Unfortunately, Alder Creek (South Coast) slid again and is...

Rachael Short Fundraiser, Donations

Local photographer Rachael Short was in a serious automobile accident and could use your help. There is a Fundraising Event at Hidden Valley this Sunday, April 10th 5pm. You can always send donations directly to Rachael at P.O. Box 6445 Carmel 93921 Rachael’s photography website is RachaelShort.com

Gallery Art Opening Party Success

(Jan 31, 2011) Tom Davies and I had a fabulous Art Opening Party at Big Sur’s Camaldolese Hermitage Gallery this past Sunday. More than a dozen friends “braved” the rain showers to caravan along the exciting scenic excursion from the Peninsula.

3D images without glasses

Here is a prototype product that allows you to see images in three (3) dimensions – without any special glasses.

Gallery Opening for Dilworth’s Inspiring Landscapes

You might enjoy knowing we just set the date for my Gallery opening (and party) at Big Sur’s serene Camaldolese Hermitage in the spectacular heights above above Lucia, about an hour south of Carmel. Come and join us: January 30, Sunday 2-4 pm. May we all have a wonderful, happy, healthy and successful year, -David www.InspiringLandscapes.com

David wins an International Photography Competition

I thought you might enjoy this with me. Especially since it was put on by a Science magazine (NewScientist) in England and the theme was light. (I think it won because of my explanation even more than the delight of the image.) Here’s the page announcing my image that won  a Photography Contest in London...

“Endangered Condor, Big Sur” selected by Jurors of Monterey County Arts Council

Jurors of Arts Council of Monterey County selected “Endangered Condor, Big Sur” for display outside County Supervisor’s Chambers. (“Proving the Universe does have a sense of Humor” -Robin Salsburg)

My Poems in Lights at London’s Trafalgar Square

Three of my poems were displayed at the London Design Festival in Trafalgar Square by the 8 Laser drawing robots of the Outrace Project (click below to see videos): 1. “We do not fall in love, but we can fall in lust. We only grow in love.” 2. Love is proportional to the amount of...

Canon’s 120 megapixel Sensor

(August 2010) Canon showed off a 120 mp (megapixel) sized Sensor that could fit in a DSLR.
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