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Joe’s Book Club: Chapter 52: Happy Fourth of July

Joe’s Book Club: Chapter 52: Happy Fourth of July

Several years ago, My wife and I, along with my cousin and his wife. went to Key West Florida for a joint vacation. I told her that my goal was “to sit on the beach and look at the waves;” My cousin, Mike, agreed with me. Alas that didn’t happen…

Stupid (Infrared) Photographer’s Tricks

Stupid (Infrared) Photographer’s Tricks

I started the Stupid Photographer’s Tricks series o posts in March 2019.The series began with a three posts in which I shared some of the dumb things I’ve done over the years and that, for some reason, always seem to involve attractive women. But not always…

Time to Celebrate Your Independence

Time to Celebrate Your Independence

The Fourth of July is typically a day to fire up the grill and not only commemorate the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776, declaring our independence from Great Britain. Fun fact: The written Declaration of Independence was dated July 4 but wasn’t actually signed until August 2 when fifty-six delegates signed the document, although all were not present on that day in August.

Wheels Wednesday:  Olympus E-1MX at Cars & Coffee

Wheels Wednesday: Olympus E-1MX at Cars & Coffee

If you’re a regular reader of this blog, you, no doubt, have seem me express my affection for the Olympus E-M1X Micro Four-thirds mirrorless camera. My quest for one has been ongoing with OM Systems selling new ones on their OM SYSTEM Store for $2,019.95.

Monochrome Monday: Making Monochrome Manipulations

Monochrome Monday: Making Monochrome Manipulations

There are lots of ways to create monochrome digital images but the easiest way to create a black and white digital image is in the camera at the time of capture. Many mirrorless cameras and DSLRs have built-in monochrome modes and some even have modes that enhance gray tones while making the rest of the colors look less vibrant producing an old-fashioned even hand-colored look