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Delphinium Rain

Post author:Allison Kendall
Post published:September 10, 2018
Post category:Fine Art Prints / Macro Photography / Personal Work
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Summer gardens here in Saskatchewan are abundant with flowers, and these pale blue and lavender delphinium blooms are from a volunteer plant in the one flower bed I have managed…

Liquid Light

Post author:Allison Kendall
Post published:August 30, 2018
Post category:Fine Art Prints / Personal Work
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While on a walk through the coastal forest of Mendocino County in California, I came upon a quietly running clear stream. Sunlight filtered through the trees above, illuminating the rippling…

Summer Prairie Skies

Post author:Allison Kendall
Post published:July 19, 2018
Post category:Personal Work / Travel Photography
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The sky is bigger on the prairie, and the sunsets some of the most gorgeous I have ever seen; constantly shifting weather, swirling clouds, and a golden hour that lasts…

Perchance to Dream | San Francisco, California

Post author:Allison Kendall
Post published:June 14, 2018
Post category:California Photography / Fine Art Prints / Personal Work / Travel Photography
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Most of the photographs I collect when visiting Fort Point, San Francisco are of the architecture and magical spaces between shadow and light created by the repeating motifs and angles…

Desert Spring

Post author:Allison Kendall
Post published:March 15, 2018
Post category:Fine Art Prints / Stories & Studies / Travel Photography
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Spring in the desert is a gorgeous display of contrasts, with lush vegetation and colorful flowers blooming against the hard edges of a rocky landscape, punctuated by the sharp spines…

State of Grace I & II

Post author:Allison Kendall
Post published:December 11, 2017
Post category:Fine Art Prints / Personal Work / Stories & Studies
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Sometimes the moment in which a photograph is captured becomes an unintended meditation. In this particular pair of images, there is for me the quiet memory of a small, soft,…

meet the muse: Fort Point, San Francisco

Post author:Allison Kendall
Post published:February 14, 2016
Post category:Fine Art Prints / Personal Work / Studies / Travel Photography
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The personally creative side of my photography goes through variations of inspiration and focus. Sometimes I have the time and energy to create extensive, comprehensive bodies of work, and sometimes…

Echoes of the past

Post author:Allison Kendall
Post published:January 10, 2012
Post category:California Photography / Fine Art Prints / Stories & Studies / Studies / Travel Photography / Updates & Insights
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Some places have a special kind of nostalgia, often unexpected and off the beaten-path. San Francisco's Fort Point National Historic Site offers many angles on both the water and striking…

Orchidaceae, oh my!

Post author:Allison Kendall
Post published:June 29, 2011
Post category:Bloom | Spent | Flower Photography / Fine Art Prints / Stock Photography / Studies
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..., originally uploaded by A.p.K. With an estimated 20,000+ individual flowering species, the Orchid family of plants is considered one of the most diverse and highly evolved forms of life…