Alternatives to Fall Color
Even whilst out and about capturing the wonderful fall colors in this neck o’ the woods, I still find my […]
Seeing, Style & the Creative Process
Tone Issues with Black & White Photographs
As I continue to print my monochrome images on the wonderful Epson 3880 printer using Exhibition Fiber paper, I am finding
Capturing concepts
Like motion, for example. I seem to feel more at home when I am working on some sort of abstract
Look behind you (or below)
While everyone had their $10,000, 600mm, monster lenses (with teleconverter) focused on a brushy slope that gave only the briefest glimpse
Shooting Yellowstone
The big question: When you go to such an iconic place like Yellowstone, how do you make images that aren’t
The Great Front Range Flood of 2013 as Art?
The flood has caused a lot of hardships for many people. There has been loss of life. It has been
Afterthoughts
Why is it–at least in my case–that some of my better images on a particular day come as afterthoughts. Maybe
A Photo Walk
Try this. The next time you have an hour or two to spare, no matter if the light is that
Reflections on Reflections
Any time I see a reflective surface–water, a puddle, a convex traffic mirror, stainless steel, glass storefronts, windows of all