I think this qualifies as my first concert photo opportunity. Back in 2006 at Orlando Harley-Davidson, Cheap Trick was playing for Bike Week crowds. Yes, I am a biker and I love free concerts. My boss at the time was not a biker, but he loves concerts. I didn’t realize it, but he ended up…
I’ve often heard the advice that photographers should always carry a camera with them. After all, you can’t take a picture if you don’t have the gear. Moments are fleeting. You don’t want to see something and not have a way to capture it, do you? I understand the advice and, on the face of…
I have to admit this post is somewhat inspired by Scott Kelby’s Pimpy Thursday blog posts, with my own twist. I’m an avid reader and am always juggling books. I’m also looking out for new reading material, so I thought I’d share what I have and what I’m getting. Just don’t confuse it with Oprah’s…
Update: I have an updated review of Kelby Training. Check it out! In many ways, I think that Kelby Training is one of the best values available for training photographers. I’m specifically going to look at their training for lighting in this review, but there’s much more available on this subscription based service. That subscription…
David Hobby brought lighting knowledge to thousands of people with his blog and his Lighting 101 course. The subsequent community that’s grown from comments on his blog and on the Strobist Flickr forum is also a fountain of knowledge covering lighting, gear, and perhaps a fetish for batteries. He’s able to get absolutely stunning images…
