Wild Things
Kerry TremainWildly eclectic thoughts on the personal, topical, and beautiful.
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Does AI end photography as we know it?
For a recent series of portraits of llamas and alpacas, I replaced farm backgrounds with painted ones and adjusted the lighting in Photoshop to match the subject. Some of the tools are AI-trained, but Louise (above) is quite real..
The...
Was that Photoshopped?
PHOTOGRAPHY
Mama, don’t take my Kodachrome
WHEN JEFF JACOBSON, a great photographer and friend, titled his final book The Last Roll, he was struggling with cancer. He remained optimistic about his recovery, but was acknowledgin...
The ties that bind
TALES FROM OAKLAND
Oakland mural by Cambodian-American artist, Pat Kong. From Art Together.
A story of coffee and donuts
“WEAK TIES” ARE social interactions with people like the long-time checker at Safeway or the woman you see...
Off script
PERSONAL HISTORY
Dr. Mazeppa Pompazoidi with his sidekicks Sherman Oaks and Teddy Jack Eddy.
Stoner TV, circa 1970
WHEN YOU’RE SEVENTEEN and high on Kansas weed, you need something cooler than Bonanza to watch on TV. It’s not t...
How far would you go?
ON LANGUAGE
Painting by Anita Kunz. More on this series below.
Extreme devotion: the origins of a popular saying
ONE FRIEND CALLS me Thor, the hammer-wielding Norse deity. I think he means it ironically, since I’m considerably...
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Photographer and writer. Former editor and art director, notably at Mother Jones and California magazines.
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