Going macro
Sometimes, as a change of pace, I’ll grab a tool I don’t often use: my macro lens. It is enjoyable
Arizona, Landscapes & Nature, Seeing, Style & the Creative Process
You, as model
Don’t forget that you always have a model readily available to take on whatever unusual pose you might wish to
Colorado clouds
These high altitude powder puffs are wonderful to watch as they build up during your hike near treeline in the Colorado
Leadville, Colorado
I love this beat up old mining town. It sits at an attitude and altitude (both!) above 10,000′ above mean
Murals, graffiti, and public art
Is it legal to make direct photographs of public art (as in the above image)? Of course it is! Snap
“It’s all about the light”
That is Russ Burden’s standard catch-phrase, and he is soooo right! The above image would have bored you to your
General Tips & Techniques
When you can’t make pictures
Sometimes you just can’t…as is my case right now (thus no photograph o’ the day). Yep–no time and not free
An old barn roof
How many heavy snows? How many pounding thundershowers? How many pummeling hailstorms? How many mad, hurricane-force, wind-driven cold fronts crashing down from
In a hurry
Yep, I’m in a hurry to do this, that, and the other these days…lots going on. I’ll be back to
Ghost Signs
Also called “fading ads” or “brick ads” these painted propaganda pieces on the sides of buildings in many a downtown