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Monochrome Monday: Photographing Fort Vasquez in Monochrome
Fort Vasquez is a former fur trading post that was founded in 1835 by Luis Vasquez and Andrew Sublette, It is located 35 miles northeast of Denver and wasn’t all that far from my former home.
Shooting a High Key Portrait Using a Speedlight
Can you shoot a high key portrait with a speedlight? I found it was quite possible to make a high key portrait of my former muse—Tia Stoneman using a speedlight as I did with today’s featured image.
Giving Street Photography a Try
The subtitle of today’s post should really be “Why I’m not a Street Photographer” because it’s not a genre that I’m all that good at or am even comfortable shooting. Believe it or not,—just ask my wife—part of my difficulty is that I’m basically a shy person and don’t want to impose on anybody’s privacy. When shooting street photography in Colorado I’m also concerned about the possibility of offending people, getting punched in the face or having a run-in with police.
2025 Gift Guide: The LensPen DSLR Pro Kit
It’s the time of year when you might be thinking about what kind of present or stocking stuffer you might want as a gift to your favorite photographer or maybe even yourself.
Protected: A Special On-Location Glamour Shoot
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Wheels Wednesday: Extending Your Point of View
One of the most important things to keep in mind when photographing any car is the camera angle you select. Choosing the best possible position can simplify the overall composition by eliminating any distractions that you might see at eye level




