Harold Davis

This is the last call—or getting pretty close to it—for our Photographing the Great Gardens of Japan destination workshop in November.

I’m off to the other coast for a while—to lead a composition workshop in Maine.

My Wet Poppy Bud (shown below) has been one of my most stolen images over time.

The image is a capture of the first flower from an iris bulb I planted in the spring.

Back before the pandemic Moab had a silver metallic paper that I used to good effect, even though this substrate had a few drawbacks.

I will be leading a Composition & Photography field workshop in beautiful and scenic mid-coast Maine from Monday August 17 – Friday August 21, 2026 at Maine Media Workshops (one of the oldest and best photography workshop organizations).

Before dawn on what would become a hot, steamy Berlin summer day.

I wanted to share a special limited-time opportunity for nature and landscape photographers.

The Meyer Optik Goerlitz Lydith 30mm f/3.5 lens is a modern remake of an older optical design that is known for its ability to create “soap bubble” bokeh.

Serenity for me is often found in a garden.