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It’s Maryland Day: There’s No Place Like Home
At the time I made the photograph of my home, I was working as an engineer for a Great Metropolitan Telephone company and trying to make my way as a professional photographer at nights and weekends. Just a few years years after I made that photograph, my life drastically changed
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Is Coffee & Cameras Coming Back Next Month?
One of the things that I’ve wanted to do for several years was to have regular meet and greet events over coffee or tea and be able to informally chat with readers of this blog and watchers of my YouTube videos about cameras and photography.
Wheels Wednesday: Car Show PhotoWalk with a Lumix GX1
My plans for a Saturday PhotoWalk were simple: I planned to dust off my black body Panasonic Lumix GX1 (more later,) then charge the battery and then stroll down MainStreet in Parker, Colorado, shooting some black and white images of street scenes.
Tuesday Thoughts: Into the Bamboo Forest
Found in tropical and alpine climatic zones of Africa, Asia, Central and South America, scientists have so far recorded more than 1,600 bamboo species, which combined cover more than 31 million hectares of land. In Japan,
Monochrome Monday: Digital Infrared Exposure Tips
When learning to see infrared imaging possibilities, the first thing I would suggest you do is forget everything you know about photography with visible light. That’s because when it comes to shooting infrared images everything you know about light is wrong.




