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Tuesday Thoughts: Godzilla Returns. Sort of…
Regular readers know that I’m a movie fan and that many times motion pictures are the inspiration for some of my still photography. Even before the very first Godzilla movie premiered in 1954, I was a fan of monster movies and special effects films starting with the original King Kong.
Business Sunday: Taking a Reality Check
Over the years I’ve seen many great photographer’s businesses fail not because will they weren’t skilled image maker, but because they didn’t have any business sense. Similarly, I’ve seen more than a few mildly talented photographers become huge successes because they know how to sell themselves and their work.
Joe’s Book Club: Chapter 43, How Many Books Do You Own?
So I have no goals in mind for 2024 and if anything I seem to have gotten off to a slower than normal start and at the end of the year I won’t care how many books I read, just that I enjoyed the ones I did read.
Shooting the Laowa 4mm f/2.8 Fisheye Lens
Today's Post by Joe Farace How do you feel if you're in love? she asked. Ah, said Rosita with swooning eyes, you feel as though pepper has been sprinkled on your hear, as though tiny fish are swimming in your veins.—Truman Capote On a sunny Sunday, Mary and I decided...
Thursday Vibes: Photographing Mannequins in ABQ
If you haven’t already figured it out, I have an affection for New Mexico, Mary is always talking about moving out of state; she prefers Arizona but I’m allergic to temperatures higher that 120. I prefer New Mexico, especially, Albuquerque, where I made today’s featured image,
Wheels Wednesday: The World of Karting
Just about all high-level amateur and professional race drivers will tell you that they started at the same place: karting.





