Art Show at Furnace Creek Resort

Just returned from a successful art festival at the Furnace Creek Resort Ranch in Death Valley, CA. Weather was in the mid-80's and the buyers were HOT! They bought almost equal numbers of B/W and color images; about 60% of which were of Death Valley (naturally). The Furnace Creek Inn and Furnace Creek Ranch rooms were sold out for the weekend. But that only made for a crowd of 400 - 500 folks. However, their buying enthusiasm made up for their numbers. It was a fun event; we'll be sure to do it again next year.

Winterblast!

Every February since 1990, the Western Pyrotechnics Convention comes to Lake Havasu City, AZ. For about 4 evenings, they set off fireworks, each night succeeding the other in spectacularness (I know, I made up that word). They call this show Winterblast. We drove over for the Friday night show. It was well worth it! As the rockets soared into the air, the breeze blew their sparks sideways, making the ascents look like the trunks of palm trees. I call this assembly of four images, "Pyrotechnic Palms".

New look for 2009

http://www.felberphotography.com/ has undergone a website update for 2009! Check out the new look and tell me what you think. Specializing in strong color themes, Felber Photography is frequently the first choice of designers and decorators when searching for the right complements for offices, casual rooms, etc.

New business venture

Felber Photography has joined forces with The Brown Barn Press (George Johnson) and created a partnership named Two Guys' Artful Images!

The business plan is to sell our photo art at Fine Art Festivals around the Southwest. This past weekend we attended our first festival in Mesa, Arizona.

We had lots of fun and learned a lot about street-side selling!

Check out our new website at www.TwoGuysArtfulImages.com.

Yellowstone N.P.

Yellowstone Nat'l. Park was a little dissappointing; very little wildlife to be seen. Not a single elk in Mammoth Village! We saw many Bison, of course, but only a couple of far-off elk; no bears, wolves, or moose.

Colors are changing in the park. The trees are turning a dull yellow or rust; undergrowth has some vibrant colors!

We took some nature hikes with the park rangers. Very informative; sometimes we managed to reach a geyser just as it began to erupt!