An AR15, a 45 caliber 1911, a 9mm semiautomatic and a 12 gauge shot gun are silhouetted on a brightly lit American flag.  The photograph symbolizes our Second Amendment rights in the United States, freedom and that we will fight to defend our freedoms. This photograph is perfect for the wall decor of almost any room in the house or business lobby, hotel or hall particularly for any business dealing in firearms.  A beautiful piece of modern art that will add to the overall decor of your home or office. 

It can be purchased on both canvas and photographic paper 

directly from me or through Fine Art America and the link below.

I photographed this image in of the Eiffel Tower in Paris
on the first evening I lived there.  It was during the winter
 and the trees were bare with a light snow falling.

It is part of a series I am currently working on blurring the image

to give it a sense of softness and movement or fluidity.

It can be purchased on both photographic paper and canvas
either directly from me or through the Fine Art America at
the link below.

This is a photograph of silk dresses for sale on the street in Hanoi, Vietnam.

It is part of a series I am currently working on blurring the image

to give it a sense of softness and movement or fluidity.

It can be purchased on both photographic paper and canvas
either directly from me or through the Fine Art America at
the link below.

Jungle Journey

Jungle Journey Print

This the image known as Jungle Journey and Long Rope Bridge.  It is the most successful 

selling wall decor item in the history of IKEA.

I photographed the image just outside Sapa, Vietnam in the winter 10 years ago.

The bridge is believed to bring good luck to those that cross it

by the Hmong Indians that live there.

Because of the size that IKEA sells I am often asked for 

smaller sizes which I sell directly and through FineArtAmerica (the above link) 

as well as Image Kind.

My images are produced on the finest quality photographic paper and canvas

available today and are museum quality.  They use both 

archival ink and paper or canvas and will last up to

one hundred years.

This is a new photograph I have just finished.  It is cypress trees in a swamp in the Panhandle of Florida.  It was a beautiful sunset with the trees silhouetted against it.

The effect of motion was achieved in photoshop using the motion blur filter.

It can be purchased on my Fine Art America site at the link below and is available

on both canvas and photographic paper.

MY NEW BOOK IS OUT

I have just finished up the first book with my photography.  I hope you will take a look and enjoy the journey as much as enjoyed the journey over the years to produce the piece.

The book is dedicated to my daughter Jade, but in fact it could have been dedicated to every person that has been a part of my life, in even the smallest way because they each and every one made me who I am and how I see the world.

THE WORLD I SEE by Skip Nall | Make Your Own Book

SHOOTING WITH KNUCKLEHEADS

I just came in from shooting a bar interior. It was arranged with the owner several weeks ago. But the manager was a real prick; completely disgusted I was there. I wanted him to pull 6 St Patrick's Day streamers off the shelves or let me but it seemed more satisfying for him to do it and complain, grunt, sigh in disgust, and look completely inconvenienced.

The bartender was so hung over @ 1:45 PM she couldn't slice an orange without running to the john to throw up. I couldn't get her fat head off the bar as she came close to passing out several times. I finally said give me 5 minutes and I will be finished. They both looked at me like I was carrying the plague.

It took me 3 times as long as it should have dealing with these two knuckleheads.

It took a lot of self restraint not to say "look you two morons this is for the owner, your boss, so I suggest you get your heads out of your collective ass and jump when I say jump and do what I tell you to make this look good".

Somehow in all this I did get a few good shots. They were glad when I left but not a glad as I was.