The Allure of Dried Mud
I admit it. I’m fascinated by dried mud. Perhaps not so much that I will endure a two hour bumpy drive to get to the racetrack at Death Valley, where
I admit it. I’m fascinated by dried mud. Perhaps not so much that I will endure a two hour bumpy drive to get to the racetrack at Death Valley, where
One of my favourite discoveries from last year’s snowbird trip is Anza Borrego State Park in California. It’s only about half an hour from Palm Springs and there are tons
All photographers love a beautiful sunset, but there is something disappointing that happens when there is a gorgeous sunset but you don’t have anything interesting to put in front of
I love these Ocotillos that decorate California’s Colorado Desert. They have such strong shapes for photography, and when they flower they have beautiful red tips on their green stems. This
Diluting the quality of your portfolio I am always telling my students who are developing their portfolios not to dilute the quality of their portfolio by including mediocre images. It’s
One of the things I like most about my new Sony NEX6 is how easy it is to make panoramas. I’ll tell you more about it when I publish my
In between our vists to Cannon Beach and Bandon Beach, Oregon, we stopped to enjoy a sunset at Depoe Bay. Depoe Bay is always so exciting with the crashing waves
I love watching waves. The ocean has this way of being still and moving at the same time. I’ve been trying to capture that moment and I think I finally
Featured in Topaz Lab’s Pro Insights I was recently interviewed by the fantastic folks over at Topaz Labs for their “Pro Insights” series! If you’ve been following the blog very
I’ve decided to change my approach a little bit here on the blog. Instead of doing longer posts with several photos, I am going to go back to posting one
I have so much to catch up on! It’s hard to believe it’s been almost 4 weeks since we left home, finally, and I haven’t posted any photos from this