Hello from Santa Monica!         It's been a busy past few months. Since January, I've shot over 2200 images and have been working hard on several projects that I hope to be wrapping up in the next few months. As always, I have several long term projects that continue to forge ahead even if only a bit every week. I've been fortunate enough to do quite a bit of travel over the past few months which has resulted in some new work I hope to be releasing soon to my online galleries.         There's been a bit of shuffling around on my website as of late. The most noticeable change is the addition of my photoblog. This is a project I started back in early 2004 that features a sort of photographic blog chronicling the myriad experiences in my life. For me this isn't so much about creating beautiful art and more about simply documenting the world as it passes by. You can now find this photoblog featured on my web site under the new photoblog section. I've also started a subscription service for this blog that sends you mail whenever I make a new post. If you'd like to receive such a notice, please click on any of the "Subscribe To This Blog" links.         Film has been rolling on my two abstract projects mentioned in the last issue: one centering on light, shadow and shredded paper and the other on "defocused" architecture. I'm starting to get some images I'm pretty excited about and hope to be completing sometime within the next month or two if I don't find myself waylaid by some other artistic endeavor that has demanded by attention. I'm also moving steadily forward on the "secret project" and hope to wrap everything by early summer.         I've shot a lot of stuff over the past few months that I'll soon be exhibiting in my online galleries. Here's a brief glimpse at some of my forthcoming work. Hoar Frost - Utah, 2007 - Lakescape - Great Salt Lake, Utah, 2007 - Meandering Line - Los Angeles, California, 2007 - Head In The Sand - Venice Beach, California, 2005 -         Late one Sunday afternoon while wandering about Venice Beach (which is, as those of you who know me well are already aware of, one of my favorite photo spots to hang around) I stumbled upon this unique sand sculpture just a few feet from the advancing tide of the Pacific Ocean. What caught my eye about this sculpture was how much of a contrast it is, both in form and texture, from the surrounding landscape. Many also find it makes a strong statement about the temporary nature of things, considering this sculpture had a life span of only a few hours before being decimated by the ocean's ebb and flow. Some people also swear that the clouds in the sky behind the sand head spell out "LOVE." I'll leave it to you to decide what may or may not be there. This print is currently on display in my online "La Mer" gallery. Best Regards, Walt Jones Why am I getting this email?! You've received this email because you signed up for the quarterly Liquid Image Photography newsletter. If you decide that you'd prefer not to hear about all of the exciting things going on, please send mail from this email address to news@liquidimagephotography.com asking to be unsubscribed.