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Wheels Wednesday: Photographing Niki Lauda at Watkins Glen in 1972
The 1972 United States Grand Prix was held on October 8, 1972 at the Grand Prix race course in Watkins Glen, New York and I was there. Jackie Stewart, having just lost his World Champion’s crown to Emerson Fittipaldi, dominated the entire weekend with pole, fastest lap and win completing a sweep of the North American races.
Tuesday Thoughts: Two Camera Bag Travel System
One mistake many photographer make is trying to cram all their equipment into one bag; they analyze their gear, check camera bag specifications and then buy the one bag that holds it all only to find they can’t pick the bag up!
Happy Labor Day 2023
For another look at what Labor Day means to me, along with a tribute to my Dad visit my car photography blog today and click on Blog for some memories of my father.
More Tips for Better Outdoor Portraits
There are all kinds of so-called rules telling you what the ideal lighting ratio for portraiture should be. is Renaissance painters used a technique called chiaroscuro that featured lighting ratios that would make most studio photographer’s hair stand on end but created art that transcended the centuries.
Things I Promised Not to Tell: When I Was Dancing with the Stars.
So how did a kid from East Baltimore get to dance on TV every day for six weeks? It’s almost as funny a story as Tracy Turnblad’s but with a lot less family drama although to be honest my mom and dad could easily be cast in those parental roles in the original Hairspray.
PhotoWalkin’ in Downtown Parker, Colorado
This past Saturday I decided to give it another try, this time somewhat changing up my plans. I started by using a different Micro Four-thirds camera