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And so it was with great anticipation I started reading Triumph Cars: 100 Years and while just barely into it’s pages I’m enjoying it so far. Look for a detailed review of the book in an upcoming Joe’s Book Club real soon now.

National Love A Tree Day is celebrated every year on May 16 and it falls right in the middle of Garden for Wildlife Month.

It happens. Even though I have, by some counts, more than 3000 books*, every now and then I run out of things to read.

In a recent post I wrote about how each photographer sees the world in an entirely different way. Well, the same can be said of the different kinds of portrait subjects that you might encounter especially when working in the genre of glamour or boudoir photography.

Whenever I write about infrared photography I get lots of questions from readers. The most common one is that when they try shooting infrared, their JPEG or RAW files always seem have some color tint to them; sometimes it’s blue or it could be magenta. So they ask

I went through a phase that, I’m guess I’m still doing it, where I asked models to wear a corset during our shoots together. And back when I was writing and photographing models for lighting equipment reviews for the former print edition of Shutterbug