The Denver Bear, and Pro Bike Races
This giant bear, apparently trying to push in the glass at the Denver Convention Center, is certainly the most photographed
Seeing, Style & the Creative Process
The Print
These days, probably 99% of the photographs made in this world are destined for: 1) the memory card in the
Flowing Water
One of the first fun things you do when you get even slightly serious about photography–and you have a tripod
The Dining Room Table
Trapped indoors? If you look around you closely enough, you’ll find plenty of things to photograph. The above image is
The 2013 Colorado Photography Festival
Last weekend I attended The Colorado Photography Festival in Denver. Workshops such as this one, along with the accompanying hands-on,
On shooting with a friend
Rather than alone, that is. Last week I spent an afternoon and early evening with Dana Bove, a local photographer
The female form in art
I am reading an interesting essay about the use of the female form in art and how that reflects on
Arizona, Landscapes & Nature, Seeing, Style & the Creative Process
Going macro
Sometimes, as a change of pace, I’ll grab a tool I don’t often use: my macro lens. It is enjoyable
Embrace the blur!
I headed out to photograph the landscape on this particular day, tripod in hand (or on my back, really). Note:
Flippin’ images!
Answer: Yep, yesterday’s image was flipped horizontally. Note the left-handed musicians and the backwards treble clef. Now, I will do