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“Variations”– My New Exhibit at Multiple Exposures Gallery – May 8th – June 18th
How boring our lives would be if every day, everything looked exactly the same. But in the daily frenzy of life, we rarely slow down enough to truly appreciate the beauty and sheer joy of the...
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Thanks Elan Magazine!
Elan Magazine - June 2012 A BIG thanks to Elan Magazine, writer Janet Scharp, art director Jean Davis and editor Alice Ross for an article in their June issue profiling me and my photography, titled “A...
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It’s Not JUST Your Camera!
Probably the most frequent question I’m asked about my photography, is “What camera do you use?” For some people it may seem like a logical question to ask, but once they know the answer, then what?!...
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Photographing the Urbanscape
While I think of myself as a landscape photographer first, I enjoy many other photographic challenges. A number of months ago I began working on what might become a new portfolio for me. I call it my...
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The Cloud – Storm Clouds Ahead???
While this is not a financial or investment blog, and this post is only indirectly related to my photography, as a major user of Adobe products, primarily Lightroom and Photoshop, the corporate...
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Outside – Inside
Sometimes what we first see isn’t the entire story and benefits from further explanation. One of my photographs, “San Galgano Window” has been in a number of exhibits and gallery shows and I am always...
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From Teacher to Student …
The past month has been a very interesting time for me, photographically. I co-led an “on location” workshop in one of my favorite areas – Charleston, South Carolina and environs. We had a great group...
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Adobe Abandons the Creative Suite
In my January 7, 2013 blog post, The Cloud – Storm Clouds Ahead, I discussed Adobe’s strategic decision to offer their products through a subscription-based pricing model. At that time, the user had a...
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An Historical Perspective
Depending on your reading of history, photography is approximately 175 years old, give or take. Daguerre, Nicephore Niepce, William Henry Fox Talbot, Antoine Claudet, George Barnard, Eadweard...
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The Power of Photography
Sebastião Salgado’s work truly exemplifies the power of photography and even more importantly, the impact that a photographer and his photographs can have on the world. This is a bold and maybe...
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Another Planet???
Oregon is one of the most diverse states to photograph. From the sea stacks along the coast, to the Columbia River Gorge, to the Northern Cascades, to Mt. Hood, to the sand dunes at Christmas Valley,...
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Photoshop Photography Program – Adobe is Listening!
Today, Adobe announced the Photoshop Photography Program, a special Creative Cloud (CC) product bundling that will make some photographers smile! If you are a Lightroom and Photoshop user, and you...
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Facebook Users BEWARE !!!
Beginning today, Facebook has significantly changed its Terms of Service (TOS), which has important implications for all Facebook users, but especially for photographers. As a Facebook user, I received...
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Update to Adobe’s “Photoshop Photography Program” Post
Adobe has once again added a new wrinkle and a new expiration date for a special offering of their "Photoshop Photography Program." The 12/31/13 date and $9.99 per month price for those Photoshop CS3...
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2014 Classes and Workshops
One of the things I enjoy most about photography is sharing my enthusiasm, knowledge and experiences about photography in the classes and workshops I teach and the presentations that I make....
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What is a Photograph?
Peabody Library, Baltimore Md."What is a Photograph" is the title of a new exhibit opening at the International Center for Photography (ICP) in New York City on January 31st. At first glance, one might...
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Some Projects Just Take Longer
This three-photograph project began unknowingly in 1999, as I was testing a new lens for my Minolta film camera. I drove to Jersey City, N.J. and decided to take some photographs of the old Central...
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2014-2015 Classes and Workshops
One of the things I enjoy most about photography is sharing my enthusiasm, knowledge and experiences about photography in the classes and workshops I teach and the presentations that I make....
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Work It, Work It, Work It …
Rarely have I been fortunate enough to plan for, or come across a scene where the weather was ideal, the lighting was perfect, the subject matter was compelling, the composition magically appeared in...
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Upcoming Classes and Workshops for 2015-2016
When I'm not out shooting or back in my studio processing and printing images, my next favorite thing about photography is sharing my enthusiasm, knowledge and experiences in the classes and workshops...
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