Saving the World one pixel at a time
Blog
Joe’s Book Club: Chapter 48: New Non Fiction Books
I typically don’t read that many non-fiction books and when I do they tend to be books about the art and craft of photography. This month I read two very different non-fiction books
Film Friday: It’s National Colorado Day Today
Even though I am just mentally starting to recover from the last blizzard, I’m happy living here in Colorado. Mary is not. She has her heart set on moving to Arizona. Last July, Colorado had a high temperature of 97 degrees F; Phoenix had a high temperature of 116 degrees F. I understand the appeal of getting away from snow and the upside of maybe having a pool for poolside photography but I wonder….
Thursday Vibes: Dealing with Digital Noise in Your Photographs
“I like it where it gets dark at night, and if you want noise, you have to make it yourself.” ― H. Beam Piper, Fuzzies and Other People
Wheels Wednesday: Vintage Indy Cars at M1 Concourse
Today’s Post by John Larsen I have been a fan of open-wheel racing for a very long time and have been fortunate enough to attend numerous CART, IRL and Indycar events over the years. A private venue called M1 Concourse in Pontiac MI has hosted an annual event...
Tuesday Thoughts: Celebrating National Parks Fortnight
National Parks Fortnight (Thu Apr 4th, 2024 – Thu Apr 18th, 2024) invites everyone to join in on an adventure by exploring the stunning landscapes and rich biodiversity of our national parks
Monochrome Monday: Discovering the Infrared Experience
Today's Post by Joe Farace “To me, infrared photography is not a special effect like some Instagram filter, it’s a different way of looking at photography and light and the world itself.”— Dean McIntyre Even though I’ve been experimenting with IR capture since the...