A Source of Photography Inspiration

It is fascinating to see how many different types of headscarves you can find around the world. In photography, the headscarf can add a mysterious and stylish quality to portraits.

Black and white photography can be very interesting with the right subjects; like these seascape photos.

Since I work at a fabric store, I get to see tons of quilts in the making.

Elk are one of those creatures that are a treat to get a sweet picture of.

In my opinion, you really can’t go wrong with the less is more viewpoint in photography.

Spring is the season for new life in all sorts, and whether your spring is sunny and warm or rainy and brisk, it still offers a slight hint that the winter is almost over.

If you’re unable to find a four-leaf clover this St. Paddy’s Day, no worries. Pictures of three-leaf shamrocks look just as beautiful.

Marbles are surprisingly well-suited for photography. Their small size and variety of color make them perfect as still-life objects, allowing for a wide range of moods and styles.

Scotland must be one of the most photogenic places on earth. The following pictures make it seem like no matter where you point your camera in Scotland, there will always be a majestic view of a loch, ben, or castle.

As the largest living land animal today, elephants are considered highly intelligent with a great memory and are a symbol of wisdom in some cultures.