I’m happy to report that my 2nd book, Better Available Light Digital Photography, is off the press, available at bookstores or online at Amazon. Published by Focal Press, ISBN: 978-0240809991. Co-author Joe Farace and I include our real-life stories, with tips and experiences, to help advanced amateur photographers and other camera enthusiasts improve their low light...
Must have been a bad hair day – 10 years ago. It’s easy to see the time go by on a weekly and even monthly basis isn’t it? Changing the page on the wall calendar, paying those monthly bills, the weekly spa treatments (dream on), you get the idea. My passport expires in 2 weeks...
Best wishes for a Joyful and Successful year. It’s a coincidence that my new blog is coming to life at the start of ’09. Haven’t decided yet if I’ll transfer the contents of a previous blog here, link to it for a while, or repost some of the more interesting entries and experiences. Please take...
Two of my colleagues/friends Hardy and Paige, both outstanding photographers, have given me the proverbial kick in the butt: “Stop procrastinating. Start blogging”. And blog I will. Upcoming posts will detail my style of documentary photography, how I partner with clients to insure the success of their photography, offer tips for your own personal photography...
Here’s some cool news: The International Network of Golf (ING) handed out a first place trophy to me for a photo essay that was commissioned by Colorado AvidGolfer magazine. The photo story captured the work being done by the Broadmoor Golf Club maintenance crew in preparation for the 2008 U.S. Senior Open Tournament. The assignment...
ABOUT My blog
I'm working hard this year to overcome my love / hate relationship with blogging. Over the years, I've looked at is as a difficult chore, a task to be done on a regular basis.
Guess what? Not many posts were produced. In fact, none in 2023.
Changing up my attitude in 2024. Will post because I have stories to share. When writing about the amazing adventures and experiences from "back in the day", it's fun and often enlightening to relive those memories.
Also posting about present day events and photo subjects allows for "real time' sharing of those experiences.
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