Tag Archives: Moose Peterson 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…
 I’ve been reading the new book by Moose Peterson – Captured: Lessons from Behind the Lens of a Legendary Wildlife Photographer (Voices That Matter) – and I’m thoroughly enjoying it. Like many hobbyist photographers, I enjoy a variety of subjects. Animals hold a certain charm, but I’m finding that having a camera and liking animals…
 About a year ago, I attended my first Photoshop World conference. Not only did I learn a great deal, but I had a blast doing it. So much so that I decided to attend the next one in Orlando earlier this year. Once again, I learned a lot and had fun doing it. That was…
Despite my usual rants about not being a professional photographer, I think about it now and then. What would it be like if I left the corporate job behind and set out on my own? What would I gain? What would I lose? Would the trade ultimately make me happy? Right now, I have a…
 Notice: That’s a professional photographer, not a professional model. Yesterday, I espoused the reasons why I don’t consider myself a professional photographer, and quite likely, don’t see it happening anytime soon. I do this for the love of photography and don’t want to turn it into the drudgery of work. It’s nice to shoot what… 
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