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Monochrome Monday: Coping with White Balance in IR Photography
“I believe that the essence of photography is black and white. Color is but a deviance.” – Ruth Bernhard
Business Sunday: It’s Art and Commerce
It’s St Patrick’s Day. And while I am not of Irish descent—my grandfather and his brother, who my father an I are named after—were immigrants from Sicily—I like to think that on St. Patty’s Day, we’re all a little bit Irish.
Joe’s Book Club: Chapter 46: Whats Up Doc?
Previously on Joe’s Book Club: If you missed my last column, it has a definition of TBR and some information about my personal TBR list. I’ve added a new book to the list and it’s about BIGFOOT! The book is The Secret History of Bigfoot by John O-Connor and I can’t wait to read it..
Musings on Filters for Infrared Photography
There are two main methods for capturing digital infrared images: First, by using on-camera filters and second by shooting with an IR-converted camera.
Thursday Vibes: How I Photographed Snowfall in O’Brien Park
If you’ve been reading this blog or following me on Instagram I’ve been posting images showing some of the effects, here on Daisy Hill, of the effect of the recent cold and series of snowstorms that’s still going on as I write this.
Wheels Wednesday: For Collector Cars, it’s all about the Patina
pa·ti·na: noun: patina; plural noun: patinas. A green or brown film on the surface of bronze or similar metals, produced by oxidation over a long period.