Longs Peak
At 14, 259 feet above mean sea level, Longs Peak is one of my favorite photographic subjects–as it is for any […]
General Tips & Techniques
Lessons learned at a waterfall
After photographing an interesting high country waterfall this past weekend I reflected on a few miscellaneous lessons learned…or more accurately, RE-learned.
Flippin’ images!
Answer: Yep, yesterday’s image was flipped horizontally. Note the left-handed musicians and the backwards treble clef. Now, I will do
Do images necessarily always have to be tack sharp?
What do you think? Do they? Click here for a semi-humorous thread at DPReview on the origin and the appropriateness
Cropping your images
Some people take pride in never cropping their images in post-processing. “I get it right the first time, in the
Tip: Creating a black background
Yes, you can create a black background in Photoshop, but it takes a little bit of work to make it
The upcoming Louisville Photography Show & some words on artistic vision
Well, that makes three years in a row that I have been able to get in to this national juried
On old cars and trucks, HDR, and nostalgia
What is it about old trucks and cars? People seem to love photographs of worn out, decrepit, rusting, decaying versions