10 Seconds to A Yellow Artwork

The Photographic Journal
Written By Ralph Kerle

The 10 seconds nature offers me to make a digital work and how nature reveals the work

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Sandstone Drift — Gadigal Echoes Reflected in Sydney Sandstone
Sandstone Drift — Gadigal Echoes Reflected in Sydney Sandstone

I keep returning to sandstone.

From my kayak, gliding across the quiet reaches of Middle Harbour, Sydney’s ancient yellow-ochre bedrock rises on every flank. Some mornings the rock appears solid and immovable; on others—

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Burning Outback Blazes at the Rothko Museum
Burning Outback Blazes at the Rothko Museum
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Over the Side: The Quiet Beauty of Returning
Over the Side: The Quiet Beauty of Returning

Returning from travels, I saw “Over the Side” with new eyes — drawn back to the familiar blues of Sydney’s waters and the quiet beauty that had been waiting all along. Sometimes it’s good to step away.

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Opening Reflections: The Indeterminate Sublime Arrives in Vilnius
Opening Reflections: The Indeterminate Sublime Arrives in Vilnius

Last Thursday May 22nd in the evening, a powerful ripple of abstraction and human connection swept through the Kalve Art and Design Gallery in Vilnius, Lithuania. The opening of The Indeterminate Sublime, my Rothko Museum touring exhibition

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Fences of The Mind: Reflections, Boundaries, and the Unconscious
Fences of The Mind: Reflections, Boundaries, and the Unconscious
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