After some deliberation, I've moved this blog to the WordPress blog sites.
You can find it here.
Thanks for coming by, and I look forward to seeing you at my new blog!
Lincoln
Friday, November 22, 2013
Sunday, October 27, 2013
The Cowboy Cave Rules!!!
You know how you see all those signs in stores regarding Man Caves? There are signs that just say "Man Cave" or there are those signs that come up with "Man Cave Rules."
Those signs are great and the rules are often pretty funny.
Well... I got to thinking about all that and noticed there weren't any signs about man caves for those of the cowboy persuasion. It seems they just think city and suburban dwellers have man caves.
As a result, I created the perfect sign for the "Cowboy Cave Rules." 10 rules for every Cowboy Cave are all together now in one spot! LOL! I hope you have as much fun looking at this as I did making it.
Have a great day and God bless!
Lincoln
Lincoln Rogers Gallery at Fine Art America
Official Lincoln Rogers Facebook Page
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Lincoln Rogers' website
Those signs are great and the rules are often pretty funny.
Well... I got to thinking about all that and noticed there weren't any signs about man caves for those of the cowboy persuasion. It seems they just think city and suburban dwellers have man caves.
As a result, I created the perfect sign for the "Cowboy Cave Rules." 10 rules for every Cowboy Cave are all together now in one spot! LOL! I hope you have as much fun looking at this as I did making it.
Have a great day and God bless!
Lincoln
Lincoln Rogers Gallery at Fine Art America
Official Lincoln Rogers Facebook Page
Follow Lincoln Rogers on Twitter!
Lincoln Rogers' website
Monday, October 21, 2013
The Greatest Generation
I have a connection with "The Greatest Generation." My father and father-in-law both fought in World War II. As a result, their sacrificial efforts to stand against a real evil in the world, as well as stand FOR the values of the great republic of the United States, continues to inspire me.
In response to that inspiration, I created a photography-based work in tribute to the spirit of "The Greatest Generation," and as a call to carry on their legacy in our own lives.
It can be found on Fine Art America. It is titled "The Old Flagpole Still Stands."
Here is the link: The Old Flagpole Still Stands - By Lincoln Rogers
Have a great day and God bless.
Lincoln
In response to that inspiration, I created a photography-based work in tribute to the spirit of "The Greatest Generation," and as a call to carry on their legacy in our own lives.
It can be found on Fine Art America. It is titled "The Old Flagpole Still Stands."
Here is the link: The Old Flagpole Still Stands - By Lincoln Rogers
Have a great day and God bless.
Lincoln
Friday, October 11, 2013
Okay... ONE MORE!!!
Here is a link to prints of Rodeo related artwork available at Fine Art America!!!
Gotta love being able to find artwork related to the west.
God bless and have a great day.
Lincoln
Gotta love being able to find artwork related to the west.
God bless and have a great day.
Lincoln
Cowboy Canvas Prints, too!
I posted a link before that gave a link to Western Canvas Prints available at Fine Art America.
There are also Cowboy Canvas Prints available, as well!!! Check it out!
Have a great day and God bless,
Lincoln
There are also Cowboy Canvas Prints available, as well!!! Check it out!
Have a great day and God bless,
Lincoln
Western Canvas Prints
Check out the Western Canvas PrintsWestern Canvas Prints available through Fine Art America. There is some great work by a lot of artists, there. Okay... mine are there, as well!!! :o)
Have a great day.
Lincoln
Have a great day.
Lincoln
Thursday, October 10, 2013
Limited Time Promotional Offer for Butterfly On A Lantana - Stretched Canvas
Linted Time Stretched Canvas Promotion of Butterfly On A Lantana
Promotional Offer Ends On October 15 at 11:00 pm.
Have a great day and God bless,
Lincoln
Friday, September 13, 2013
Colorado-based Reining Trainer and Competitor, Shane Brown
I wrote a profile piece for The Fence Post magazine on Colorado horseman and reiner Shane Brown. You can read the article here - http://www.thefencepost.com/news/7998046-113/brown-reining-horse-horses
I also created a video to pair with the story that includes video clips, some photos and a portion of my interview with Shane when I talked with him and took photos at his Elbert, CO facilities.
You can also find a few more photos of Shane in action from my Official Lincoln Rogers Writing and Photography Page -Lincoln's Shane Brown Photo Album on Facebook
I hope you enjoy this closer look at Colorado horseman Shane Brown. He was great to interview, photograph and spend time getting to know.
God bless!
Lincoln Rogers
https://www.facebook.com/LincolnRogers.Writer.Photographer
Lincoln's Fine Art Photography
www.lincolnrogers.com
I also created a video to pair with the story that includes video clips, some photos and a portion of my interview with Shane when I talked with him and took photos at his Elbert, CO facilities.
You can also find a few more photos of Shane in action from my Official Lincoln Rogers Writing and Photography Page -Lincoln's Shane Brown Photo Album on Facebook
I hope you enjoy this closer look at Colorado horseman Shane Brown. He was great to interview, photograph and spend time getting to know.
God bless!
Lincoln Rogers
https://www.facebook.com/LincolnRogers.Writer.Photographer
Lincoln's Fine Art Photography
www.lincolnrogers.com
Sunday, September 01, 2013
Color Commentary!
Life is full of color.
Colors impact us each and every day. They cause us to stop and stare, they tempt us to smell or taste, and they even lure us to buy. From sunrises and sunsets to lush greens on a fairway or even the dizzying array of hues at a local farmers market, they are rich part of the joy of life.
It's no wonder that color (or even the lack of it in black and white) is a huge part of the visual arts.
As a result, let's take a look at colorful images that attract the eye, as well as the use of framing the color to make the image more appealing. Again, I'll use my photography since I know the guy who owns the copyrights!
Here's one that has the rich and powerful color of red. Red catches the eye easily and makes anything seem more attractive. Just ask the women out on the town in the red dresses or the men buying the red sports cars! Red is such a powerful color that it pairs well with black for a dramatic feel. Using a dark background made the tomatoes stand out and create a more dramatic scene for a photo of tomatoes being washed in the sink, don't you think? In this case, I KNOW you want to have some pasta right... about... NOW!
From a single potent color, we come to a nature photo with an array of colors. The green, orange, yellow and the hues in between create a pleasing image for the eyes. This amount of rich green practically screams nature, as well as clean. Our eyes enjoy greens like this. It must be part of the reason why golf courses are considered so beautiful, as well as why forests and fields draw many of us to hike and camp in their midst. Framing the main image of the colorful butterfly and flower with an expanse of green causes the eye to center on the butterfly itself, rather than be distracted to the sides of the photograph. It's fair to say we like green. We even like it in our wallets...
The next image has a lot of blue in it, along with other hues. Blue is such a natural color. Those primary colors seem to be eye catchers, don't they? Here, you can see I framed the blue with bursts of color on either side with the Aspen trees in autumn. Framing with color like this doesn't necessarily distract from the main object, it complements the overall photograph. So don't worry... it's okay to feel blue!
Remember to experiment in your photography by using color for framing and/or frame the color in your shots.
Have a great Labor Day weekend and God bless.
Lincoln Rogers
Colors impact us each and every day. They cause us to stop and stare, they tempt us to smell or taste, and they even lure us to buy. From sunrises and sunsets to lush greens on a fairway or even the dizzying array of hues at a local farmers market, they are rich part of the joy of life.
It's no wonder that color (or even the lack of it in black and white) is a huge part of the visual arts.
As a result, let's take a look at colorful images that attract the eye, as well as the use of framing the color to make the image more appealing. Again, I'll use my photography since I know the guy who owns the copyrights!
Here's one that has the rich and powerful color of red. Red catches the eye easily and makes anything seem more attractive. Just ask the women out on the town in the red dresses or the men buying the red sports cars! Red is such a powerful color that it pairs well with black for a dramatic feel. Using a dark background made the tomatoes stand out and create a more dramatic scene for a photo of tomatoes being washed in the sink, don't you think? In this case, I KNOW you want to have some pasta right... about... NOW!
From a single potent color, we come to a nature photo with an array of colors. The green, orange, yellow and the hues in between create a pleasing image for the eyes. This amount of rich green practically screams nature, as well as clean. Our eyes enjoy greens like this. It must be part of the reason why golf courses are considered so beautiful, as well as why forests and fields draw many of us to hike and camp in their midst. Framing the main image of the colorful butterfly and flower with an expanse of green causes the eye to center on the butterfly itself, rather than be distracted to the sides of the photograph. It's fair to say we like green. We even like it in our wallets...
The next image has a lot of blue in it, along with other hues. Blue is such a natural color. Those primary colors seem to be eye catchers, don't they? Here, you can see I framed the blue with bursts of color on either side with the Aspen trees in autumn. Framing with color like this doesn't necessarily distract from the main object, it complements the overall photograph. So don't worry... it's okay to feel blue!
Remember to experiment in your photography by using color for framing and/or frame the color in your shots.
Have a great Labor Day weekend and God bless.
Lincoln Rogers
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