November Wallpaper
I know I’ve been quiet for the past few weeks. I’m not sure why the creative writing juices are not flowing, as a result it’s been a rather dry time. As I wrote yesterday, Gavin Gough flew in for a quick visit. While here we both confessed we are slackers and slapped each others hands [...]
A Brief Visit
It’s Thursday afternoon and I just put Gavin Gough in a taxi to the airport. My wife and I had a great time hanging out with Gavin as he breezed through town for a quick visit. We took him out for local food and after chiding each other for not posting on our blogs for [...]
Interview: Jeremy Courtney, The Preemptive Love Coalition
Jeremy Courtney-Audio Interview This post is very unusual. I don’t normally cover things that are not photo related. But, hey, it is my blog and I can cover what I want. While I was in Thailand back in August, I was able to sit down with Jeremy Courtney. Jeremy is one of the cofounders of the [...]
Friday Catch Up
This Friday I want to play catch-up. There are two e-books I have not had a chance to review. The one that’s been baking to be reviewed the longest is, “Seeing the Light, Making the most of available light and the minimal equipment“, an e-book by Mitchell Kanashkevich. This is Mitchell’s second e-book. His first [...]
2010 Calendar on sale!
Time to start looking for that next calendar. If you are like my family, we can never find the right calendar. It needs to be large, but not too large, and have plenty of space to write on the dates. Don’t you hate those calendars that are just numbers? How can you write things to [...]
Through failure comes movement.
I’m working on my curriculum for my “Teaching Others to Fish” photography workshop. In creating an outline I see a pattern of knowledge. I think it’s important for the photographer to: 1. Know your vision. 2. Know your gear. 3. Know your technique. 4. Know your client. 5. Know your subject. Before you get all [...]
Back at my desk.
I just returned yesterday from a month of travels. I came home to load of e-mails, and a lot of work that was obtained while I was gone. It’s All Good but a Little Overwhelming When I Haven’t Even Blogged Or Even Looked at Half My Images from over the month. One thing I did [...]
I shoot for mostly NGOs and nonprofits. I photograph images of the unknown, the forgotten and the helpless. These are often the stories that most people overlook. 
