About VonneyPix

I am lost without my photography. I love the feel of the camera, to look through the viewfinder and to see what I might capture, the vibration the camera makes when taking an image and then to look at the screen on the back of the camera. All this to me is bliss.

This website has been created so that I may share my images with you. The images on this site may reach in and touch your soul or they may repel you, but whatever they do, I believe that they are all worthy of your time. I hope that you enjoy them.

Weather Photography

Weather, the most spoken topic on the planet. We are all fascinated by it and all our lives depend on it's changing patterns in one way or another. We revel in blue skies and light breezes.  We wish the rain away so that we may enjoy an al fresco lunch and then we wish the rain would come to break the drought…  

We all have our perspectives on what is a great day.

For me, it's the unpredictability of a lightning bolt.  What foreboding form will the clouds take. Where will the storm path be.  How will I intercept it.  Will I chase the storm or will I head it off? What elements of danger do I have to contend with?
Seeing the storm from behind a window is not enough for me.  I must feel it, fear it and then capture its image.

For too long now I have been seeing blue skies and the

Portraiture

I feel that this is the most interesting and difficult of photographic genres.  How do you identify and connect with your subject?  How do you peel back the layers to find who they are?  How do you pursue a personality and then present it in the pixel form?

The Scapes of Land and Sea

The story of a time and a place.  History shows that, the we of the now are contemptuous of our surroundings.  How do I create the image of the now?  How do I convey the sense of a given space?  How do we show the sense of time?  How do you capture immensity of it all?

 

Some of my thoughts...

Weather...
feel it, fear it and then capture its image.
Portraiture...
how do you pursue a personality and present it in the pixel form?
Scapes...
History shows that, the we of the now is contemptuous of our surroundings.
— Vonney