Fiery Photography

01/09/2026

I am thankful for the approaches outlined here that don’t assume a photographer plans to use AI to obtain this effect.

Explore the art of impressionist photography! We share expert tips and techniques to transform ordinary scenes into emotive art.

09/09/2025

04/09/2024

These are my firstborns — I’m new to , so it was by the grace of God I captured them — and I do not have the heart to edit them. Plus, I’m too exhausted rn to open Photoshop, given the 8.5 hour drive home afterward.

10/07/2023

Getty Images CEO, Craig Peters: “Our point of view from the get-go has always been: We believe AI can have a constructive benefit for society as a whole, but it needs to account for certain things, and so we’ve always looked for transparency in trading data.”

If you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em.

02/26/2023

Fiery Photography is:
My photos of you in everyday places….

…that serve to inspire HOPE, proving up no situation is hope-less….
…that chant “power to the people….”
…that convict the human soul how such power can reignite at any time….
…that put a fire in the viewer’s heart, reminding that all things will never not be made new — for our good and to the glory of God….

06/09/2022

Just one of 7b+ humans being kinesthetic. No liminal space here — only the capture of energy and motion and God’s actual + metaphorical light, where “right now is perfect,” and you are...enough. FieryPhotography.com

04/14/2021

What do YOU say?
Is straight photography dead?

“When humans look at art, we are, seemingly, always looking for new ways to see. We want to be enraptured by a disruption to our normal way of visually consuming. We want, simply put, to see something different. In this way, photography is (and always has been) a dance to produce something new from the relatively limited stuff of reality.”

https://fstoppers.com/opinion/straight-photography-dead-558026?fbclid=IwAR0X1y3X4ztxD7qV8bY-HmkXLDpB4fEPnocINU3-pBV1jsD381cVC98TBX8

For some time now, I've been hearing that straight photography is dead. Well, dying anyway. By "straight" photography, I am referring to the act of making an image that depicts a scene in sharp focus and with minimal manipulation. I say minimally, because historically, the "straight" photographers o...