Journal | A genius, so to speak, for sauntering

I've been thinking a bit about the influence of nostalgia and romanticism in landscape photography. While there is certainly an aspect of romanticism that dwells in nostalgia (our good friends over at sohothedog make some interesting points in this regard), ...

I'm continuing the slow upgrade of the people photography portfolio today. The image is the cover art for the wonderful album Be Still My Soul by Michelle Culbertson. It's available here and just about everywhere else music is available. I ...

I seem to always disagree with Mark Hobson over at The Landscapist, but whatever our philosophical differences may be, and it is often difficult for me to tell if they are differences of semantics or substance, I always find myself ...

This image was shot for DePaul University's admissions material. It is part architectural photo and part environmental portrait. The fun part of this image is dealing with three light sources: the natural light in the windows, the tungsten stage and ...

I'll be adding a few photos today in order to get the 'People Photography' portfolio fleshed out enough to add it to the list of portfolios soon. I'll be focusing on the musicians today. Above is the spectacular soprano [Rachel ...

In 1705, according to legend, the 20 year-old Johann Sebastian Bach walked 250 miles to the town of Lübeck to hear the famed organist Dieterich Buxtehude. Buxtehude was well known as a composer, but he was a superstar of organ ...

The above photo shows an interesting way of dealing with an enormous canvas print. The print was created on an epson 11880 printer and printed on Breathing Color's Chromata White canvas. The print uses the full width of a 60 ...

If you look for advice on panning techniques for still photography you will find countless images of race cars and cyclists. One of the virtues of cars and bikes when it comes to panning is that they move essentially in ...