Just Saying (12/17/2011)
The field of fine-art landscape photography is, regrettably, one of too many experts and not enough practitioners.
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Know This
What do you wish to know about my images? Know that they were conceived in moments of peace — at times joyous, at times melancholy — in the most sublime of places, and most often in solitude. Know that they were made in silence, and that their making was not hurried or rushed. Know that [...]
The Art and the Life
This stream of consciousness was inspired by several recent conversations, readings, and wanderings. Portions of it may be recognized by those participating in said conversations and to them I am grateful for the thoughts and inspiration. ~~~ It’s not about photography. It’s not about art. It’s about living the life. Then again, they are one [...]
eBook Review: Photographing the 4th Dimension – Time
My friend Jim Goldstein recently released his first eBook: Photographing the 4th Dimension – Time. I remember Jim mentioning this project some time ago; a long time ago, in fact. When I finally saw the eBook I understood what took all that time: this is one of best thought-out and beautifully designed eBooks I have [...]
Just Saying (12/1/2011)
If you can understand the difference between appreciating a lovingly restored classic car vs. the latest luxury model to grace the showroom floor, you also understand the difference between appreciating photography practiced as expressive art vs. photography practiced for the sake of photography.
Just Saying (11/28/2011)
Photographs are the products of machines and techniques. Images are the products of creative minds. I no longer have much interest in photographs.
State of the Art Podcast
I recently had the pleasure of joining Jack graham and Bob Kulon on the 18% Gray Matter podcast. The main theme was the state of the art of nature photography. Click on the link below to listen to the show.
Online Magazines
I love photo magazines and have for years. Certainly some are more informative than others but I can usually find some inspiration in almost every edition. To my delight, the Internet is finally catching up to print media and I was able to find a couple of excellent new digital publications to add to my [...]
Just Saying (11/7/2011)
You don’t need ten tips to become a great photographer. I will give you one, though: nobody ever becomes “great” at anything by reading tip lists. Nurture your passion, embrace your creativity, be true to yourself, dare to take risks, work yourself ragged, and maybe, in time, greatness will follow.
Just Saying (11/1/2011)
The only one who should be concerned about whether a photographer is a pro or an amateur is the IRS.
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