This is my first and as far as I am concerned, only rant. This rant began in 1888 when George Eastman invented a disruptive technology—black and white roll film. He made roll film holders for practically every plate camera in …
My last post showed views inside and from the Gateway Arch in St. Louis made with a fisheye lens. This one is all portraits of the soaring stainless steel structure itself. This view is from ground level just in front …
Thursday, the day before the show at Creve Coeur Camera in St. Louis, Ryan Brown, Missouri’s professional photographer of the year for 2013, and I visited the Gateway Arch. As a personal challenge, I took only one lens, Sigma’s 15mm …
JOHN SZARKOWSKI: “Photography and the Mass Media” This was a commentary of the state of photography in 1967 with the advent of small format cameras and the ascendance of the photo editor. It is also a prescient look at photography …
My life as a photographer, music lover, fan of animation and movies are forever better thanks to Steve Jobs. Thanks man!
There are three constants in life. Death. Taxes. And change. Nothing is forever. That’s not a bad thing nor a good one. It just is the way things are. Change… December 30, 2010 The world’s first successful color film, Kodachrome, …
One of my photographs of television and movie actor Tiffany Dupont appears in this month’s issue of Rangefinder magazine and the details are on the Sigma Pro’s blog this week. View all of my posts to their blog here… This photograph was …
Friday night (February 22) the Palm Beach Photographic Centre hosted the first ever live auction in their new museum. Twenty six prints were offered by Swan Gallery’s talented and lovely auctioneer Dale Kaplan. Dale’s skill along with the generosity of …
Along with an amazing group of photographers, digital imaging gurus, educators and photojournalists I am participating in my sixth FotoFusion in their new facility in West Palm Beach, Florida this week. We have put on photo shoots for participants both …
