On the upside of my travel adventures of yesterday, I was able to use the 6 hours waiting around Denver International Airport to work on some photos! The above was from the Seal Rocks shoot a few weeks back with Read More …
Yesterday I got together with Richard Wong and Jim Goldstein for a day of shooting around Berkeley and San Francisco. Richard is on a week long photo road trip and was starting off here in the Bay Area. Shortly after Read More …
A few months back, Paul Butzi suggested a wonderful project, Solo Photo Book Month (SoFoBoMo). The rules were simple, you had one month to take photos, edit your photos down to 35, and then self publish them as a book. Read More …
Occasionally, when I don’t have an appropriate photo in my own archive for one of my blog postings, I’ll head over to Flickr and look for an appropriate creative commons licensed photo. Today, I stumbled across a great set of Read More …
Recently I came across a great new blog called The Photographs Not Taken. (truth be told, I spent over an hour on it today…) The concept is simple: have a photographer explain in words a photograph that they did not Read More …
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 …
This past weekend I attended the a set of portrait and studio lighting workshops in Santa Cruz, CA at the studio of Jeffrey Luhn. These were two seperate one day workshops that Jeff teaches on basic and advanced portraiture. While Read More …