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Wheels Wednesday: When Mini Vans Were Cool
In 2022, minivans accounted for just 3.6% of new vehicle sales in the US, down from 6.6% in 2016.
Tuesday Thoughts: The Nature of Nature Photography
Nature photography is a wide-open genre of photography that encompasses many different kinds of images of the natural world ranging from images of landscapes to wildlife. Along the way there are sub-specialties such as bird and insect photography or mammal photography of everything from prairie dogs to elk.
Mirrorless Cameras for Presidents on Their Day
Today's Post by Joe Farace “Human happiness and moral duty are inseparably connected.” ― George Washington For readers living outside of the country, President’s Day in the USA is a holiday that takes place during the birth month of the country’s two most prominent...
The Business Part is Just as Important…
But, and this is most important bit: Most of this blog’s readers don’t really care about the business of photography or, at least, don’t care for my opinions on this subject. Instead, they care about how to make photographs, not how to make money making photographs.
Joe’s Book Club: Chapter 44. It’s a Book-A-Thon
What’s the best selling fiction book of all time? According to authority.pub, Charles Dickens’ A Tale of Two Cities Is the best-selling fiction book of all time.
Film Friday: Why I’m Shooting Film
I didn’t think that this blog’s new focus on film photography would be that controversial but it appears that it is. While some of my film photography posts have gotten higher-than-normal numbers of page views, they have also generated some questions, which is why I’m doing today’s Q&A.





