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When I updated my old computer to a 5K iMac it changed the way that I view and work with many of my older images. Photographs that were made with older, lower resolution digital cameras and viewed on older, softer CRT monitors don’t compare with how they look today on higher resolution, crisp and contrasty LCD monitors.

There are lots of things you should consider when setting up a home studio beginning with exploiting all of the possibilities of the space that’s available.

Infrared photography doesn’t have to be just in black and white. Although I recognize that this is a very valid interpretation on a genre that is itself not a realistic depiction of the world around it.

It’s hard for me to believe but yesterday marked the end of four years of Joe’s Book Club and kicks off year five!. When I started this series of posts, I thought not many people would be interested in it reading abut books that were not about photography or even cars but I was surprised to find that I was wrong.

It seems that we photographers are as much collectors of photographic gear as we are users of the equipment.

One question I’m often asked is where did I learn portrait lighting? If you haven’t figured it out yet by the title of this blog post, I’ll repeat it— I strongly believe that the best way to learn portrait lighting is by doing it.