Recently, Richard Auger was honored as the featured artist for 1000 Friends of Florida – a non-profit organization that promotes a better balance between growth
The summer of 2013 saw some pretty high water levels across North Florida, and Telegraph Creek in South Florida was no different. The main problem
Back in July 2013, I started this blogpost but never published it. Here is the story, published now in October 2016: After a number
I’ve finally joined the Instagram bandwagon! Its much more photo centric than Facebook, and I’ve found that the platform helps me share photos differently to
I’m honored this year to be the featured artist for the ’14th Annual Oyster Roast’ fundraiser for a great organization, The St Johns Riverkeeper. The event will celebrate the St. Johns River and raise funds for the continuation of their effective advocacy, outreach, and education programs.
I mostly shoot black and white 120 film, and make my living selling big fine-art prints. I returned to film 5 years ago for aesthetic reasons, and reinvented my style and won many awards for my silver gelatin prints. As time moved on, I wanted to reintegrate color back into my workflow, so for the past two years, I’ve tried many digital systems and hated them all (5dmkiii, D800E, etc). The Sony A7Rii is the first digital camera I really like and can live with.
The last week has been busy for my usual slower summer months, with two back to back presentations at the Crealde Art School in Winter Park
My 4th year at the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival (WPSAF) was my best yet! My image titled ‘The Lonely Palm‘ was honored with an ‘Award