
I am what some people call an intuitive photographer. By that I mean, I take photographs often by what feels right. Many times people that are intuitive at any craft or talent make bad instructors. When asked why they do something they simply reply, “I don’t know, it just feels right.” As an instructor, I [...]
Aug 30, 2011 | Categories: Blog, how to, Opinion, Photography, Workflow | Tags: compositional technique, David DuChemin, intuitive photographer, Jarod Foster, negative space, Rule of thirds, shallow depth of field, technique | 15 Comments »

This week we will be looking at what it takes to create a well done and communicative multimedia photo essay. I will be introducing you to some of tools it takes to create these effective presentations. We’ll also be taking a look at the type of photos you need in an essay to build the [...]
May 17, 2010 | Categories: Blog, how to, Multimedia, Reviews, Workflow | Tags: FREE, how to, kumbh mela, Multimedia, photo essay, Reviews, Slide shows, Soundslides, SoundSlides Plus | 34 Comments »

“Exposed; The Story Behind the Image” posts pull the covers back on how some of my favorite images were made. The image above is fun. It has a surreal 3D effect which, if truth be known was a combination of luck and skill. Left unexplained, you might think I used a Lensbaby on it, but [...]
Apr 27, 2010 | Categories: Blog, Exposed, Photography, Workflow | Tags: India, kumbh mela | 11 Comments »