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I urge you to visit your local library and see if they have any books by Harry Callahan. You can pick up some of his books on Amazon, such as Harry Callahan: The Photographer at Work or my personal favorite Harry Callahan: Color, 1941-1980, But there’s several others as well. Read them and like me become inspired.

When it come to the world of publishing, I’ve noticed that many  photographers dream of accomplishing two things…

Mary is not much of a reader; her preference is with non-fiction self-help books. But right now she is recuperating from joint replacement surgery and has asked me ti get her some books by Erin Hilderbrand.

Would there be any difference in the quality of my images if I had a newer computer with the latest hardware and software? Maybe. But I can only work with the hardware and software that I own and can afford and I suspect that’s the case for many of this blog’s readers as well.

A photograph’s histogram is a graphical representation of the tonal distribution in a digital image, plotting It plots the number of pixels for each tonal value.

If you want to give your portraits a “film look,” why not just shoot them with film? This portrait is of Megan, who was a student pâtissier at the time I photographed her.