Tag Archives: Photography The Art of Close-up Automotive Photography I recently watched a course by Tim Wallace on Kelby Training about close-up automotive photography. Having seen is work before (check out Tim’s web site for examples), I was eager to understand his technique and try it myself. The image above is from my first effort. The course was intriguing, but…
 Another Digital vs. Film Discussion I was in the local Sony store with some friends last week and the topic turned to all of the TV players with Blu Ray movies running on them. They were very sharp and clear, but we started talking a bit about how they felt, rather than how they looked….
 Keeping it Simple Do you ever have one of those moods where you’re over thinking every little thing? I am. Fortunately, the solution is quite simple. Just stop doing what you’re doing. It usually happens to me when I’m trying to fix something that isn’t working. So the answer isn’t to do less, but to…
 Do you want to be known as a serious photographer? There are many people who strive just for that label. They want to be taken seriously. In fact, it seems to be a matter of pride for some photographers. They strive to be taken seriously and, once they arrive at this mystical land if seriousness,…
 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… 
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