Lambay Un-Earthed This has to be ranked as one of my favourite collaborations so far! Not only did I get to work with an amazing company, with an exceptional product, but I also got to visit a destination that had intrigued me all of my life! Lambay Irish Whiskey Company reached out to me, they …
by Daniel Geesen 
Treibhe I really enjoyed creating this piece! I love creating art at anytime but this one was slightly different as my 6 year old son found the wood I used for creating this piece. My son is also a big fan of the outdoors and exploring. He has a fascination with dinosaurs and fossils so …
by Daniel Geesen 
Seismic Shift It was a huge privilege when I was asked to create an art piece for the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks on the World Trade Center in New York. The ‘Ground Zero 360’ exhibition, which will be held at the Museum of Biblical Art in Dallas, Texas, will feature artists from …
by Daniel Geesen 
From The Ashes This aptly named piece is called ‘From The Ashes’. While out hiking I found the wood I used for this image in a burnt out campfire. Looking over the wood I loved the way the brown & reddish hues were complemented by the dark burnt areas. With these colours, along with the …
by Daniel Geesen 
Altar This particular piece involved combining over 500 images. It was a challenge…but who doesn’t love a challenge! When shooting this close to an object the DOF (depth of field) can be extremely shallow, meaning there is very little in focus. To solve this problem you can use focus stacking. Focus stacking is a technique that …
by Daniel Geesen 
What Lies Beneath This is the first in a series of images I created by photographing and editing an intriguing piece of salvaged driftwood. The wood itself is bursting with character and I knew from the moment I started examining the textures, patterns and tones of the wood, that by using the right lighting set …
by Daniel Geesen 
Out of The Darkness This piece was inspired by an image which has been embedded in my mind for years. It’s a scene that has been featured in many movies and tv shows…those eery few moments as a dragon or demon emerges slowly from a dark cave. The rock used in creating this piece was …
by Daniel Geesen Input your search keywords and press Enter.
Recent Comments