The most important beginner photography tip I can give is about perspective. Photography isn’t always fair and it’s not always easy. If you don’t learn to love the game of it, you’re going to drive yourself crazy. A great landscape…
As I left Idaho (as mentioned here) I was ready to see what would happen on the next leg of my journey. Glacier was a park that I’d not read-up or got much familiarity to ahead of time. The only…
The first stop along our Rocky Mountain road-trip was Idaho. While here, I got to photograph the landscapes of Salmon Idaho, the isolated scenes allowing my photographic muscles to flex as much as they could. There needn’t be restraint nor…
From September 22nd to October 7th, I was in a state of deep work and focus. Without distractions or competing priorities, I was focusing on what brings me the most joy in life, my photography. I was on a rocky…
On September 15th, 16th, and 17th Sophie and I lived out of a garage attic we found for cheap on Airbnb. Not only was this weekend host to the MONSTROUS Hurricane Lee. But it also featured two back-to-back jaw-dropping New…
A Slow to Focus Masterpiece. This article was originally published on my Medium, here. Preamble Throughout my photography career, I’ve owned and operated many different cameras. Further I’ve worked with several sensor sizes. I started with an APS-C camera I’d…
July was just awesome. It was such a fun month, and I feel like if you asked me during the month how I was doing I’d have said “good, but tired”. While that may have been true then, the tire…
Just a normal week of Street Photography in Boston. July 24th – 28th, 2023. I photographed all of these images on my Fujifilm X100V. Monday July 24th, 2023 – This first day truly didn’t have much going on. It was…
A day without a plan can be the worst and the best thing for a photographer. On this hot Boston day, it was the best. A fact I will repeat time and time again is that carrying a camera at…
Waking up at 2 AM is always a truly dreadful experience. You’re either doing it in an emergency – or you’re driven to photograph far-off landscapes at sunrise. On May 28th, I fell into the latter category. On that particular…
How do you define success? If you’re a photographer it might be a tricky question to answer. You could measure it by a Social Media following. You could measure it by print sales, you could even measure it by awards…
This sunrise shoot was challenging. The weatherman was wrong, and the clouds covered most of the light that would have framed the composition at Lower Greeley Pond. By using a long-lens and a key photography lesson, I’m still able to…