Is photo theft a big deal to you? Almost every photographer I know has had some photo or another stolen and used without permission. Those who haven’t had anything stolen almost seem jealous that their work isn’t good enough to steal.
For some of us, wildlife photography just means a trip to the zoo. It’s understandable. Not everyone can wade into the woods or head off to Africa on a photo safari. We make the most of what’s feasible. I had a chance last weekend to do just that at the Disney Wild Africa Trek in…
Most of you know about Apple’s announcement late last week.  There won’t be any future development of Aperture for new features. That’s why I’m saying goodbye to Aperture and hello to Lightroom. Aperture And Me I started with Aperture at version 1.5, which I think was roughly about 2006. iPhoto clearly wasn’t doing it for me….
It happened again. Some people who work with me discovered that I’m into photography. All of the usual questions came out as they started flipping through my photos. Once again, I found myself trying deal with perception vs reality. Here’s how that usually works. What My Co-Workers Think I Do It seems the first thing…
Spaceship Earth inside of Epcot is a bit unique compared to the other centerpiece structures at Walt Disney World parks. It’s the first major element you see when you enter and the last you see when you leave the park. It commands your attention with its size and shape. Therefore, it must be photographed. Entry to…
Like many photographers, I rely upon rechargeable batteries. Not just the ones that come with a product, but also on the AA size that fit in my flash and battery grip. Sadly, I learned all too much about the life and death of rechargeable batteries at the worst possible time. As with most lessons in…