As you should know by know, I’m a big listener to NPR (actually, if it wasn’t for my wife, the other preset buttons on the car radio would still be empty). I recently heard about an upcoming interview on Fresh Read More …
There are times while out photographing when something catches your eye and just pulls you in. At that time, you can’t really explain what it is that catches your attention. But you stay and shoot, and shoot, and shoot. You’re Read More …
I just signed up for a multi-city seminar about the Business of Photography in the Digital Era. This seminar is being hosted by PhotoShelter along with Apple, HP, JPG Magazine, LiveBooks, Sammy’s Camera, and Xrite. There is an obvious spin Read More …
My friend Jon emailed me a link this morning to the article World’s biggest camera captures — you guessed it — world’s biggest photo on the SciFi Tech blog. As part of their ongoing process of documenting the El Toro Read More …
A few days ago, I posted What’s the View from Your Studio?, on the FocalPower blog. I was reviewing the book View From the Studio Door by Ted Orland. The next day, the universe sent me a subtle message. I Read More …
Last night I wanted to try and catch some of the Perseids Meteor Shower, but you have to find an area that doesn’t have much light pollution (not that easy in the Bay Area or any metro area). I used Read More …
You’ll think otherwise when you read this story from two Reuters Photographers trying to capture the perfect image of France’s president Sarkozy: Unleashing “The Beast”. The even scarier thing is looking at all the gear these two had to manage Read More …