http://www.tomfritsch.com/blog Photography Fri, 26 Feb 2010 03:36:57 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en The blog has been slow for a few months so I thought this would be a good way to start off the new year.I've had this lock for a while now and finally ran across the right kind chain. http://www.tomfritsch.com/blog/?p=454 http://www.tomfritsch.com/blog/?p=451 5 years ago my Father-in-Law passed away and left many items that he collected over the years. He is my main source for many of the things I shoot. Just when I think we have discovered all that he left behind something else shows up. Yesterday, 3 boxes of old ... http://www.tomfritsch.com/blog/?p=435 http://www.tomfritsch.com/blog/?p=429 The shape and the color of the oil can is what drew me to capture this image. For some reason this shot took me a long time to finish. I messed around with the lighting on background for hours. The rusted metal has tons of great texture and scratches, but ... http://www.tomfritsch.com/blog/?p=426 This is an overview of a series I have been working on lately. I colored the ice with food coloring and broke them up into a variety of sizes. I captured these shots in different stages of melting and some are in pools of melted ice. It has a cool ... http://www.tomfritsch.com/blog/?p=420 Due to an extremely busy summer, I had to put the blog on hold. I'm probably a few weeks away from getting back to it on a regular basis but I thought I would give a sneak peak into what's coming next. The shots below are tests of a series that ... http://www.tomfritsch.com/blog/?p=411 I have recently signed on as a contributor to Glasshouse Images.I look forward to working with them in the future and will be adding new images to my stock portfolio. http://www.tomfritsch.com/blog/?p=405 I made a new flip book from some of my more recent shots on the blog. I have this posted on my Issuu page. Open publication - Free publishing - More still life http://www.tomfritsch.com/blog/?p=386 This was my wife's wagon when she was a child. It came from a hardware store and was painted yellow and green before it's final blue coat. It hasn't seen much action in recent years, it's duties have been downgraded to moving plants and bags of stone.  http://www.tomfritsch.com/blog/?p=383