I’ve been meaning to make something like this for years for all the photo restorations I do as part of my daily business, and today I’ve finally decided to just sit down and do it. I wanted it to be short-n-sweet while cramming as much info as I could into it within one minute. I kind of like how it […]
Read More...Very excited! I just made my first portrait video for my company from scratch without hiring a service to put it together for me. Music is licensed, I like the vibe and flow, and I kept everything short and sweet. Very different from anything I’ve ever done before. If you like what you see, leave […]
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While definitely not a new technology, panoramic photography has been with us since the mid-nineteenth century. What is new however, is the ability to digitally stitch multiple images together to create a much larger, super-wide image that exceeds the abilities of a typical camera lens. A panoramic photograph is typically the equivalent or larger than the view […]
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Last week I was writing a piece about a very difficult late 1800’s photo restoration project with some sample images, and decided that I should also post it here. Photo restorations are a small but still significant part of what I do, and it’s a great way to keep productive, especially here on these cold, rainy winters […]
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One of my favorite things when traveling along the coasts of North America is stopping at the widely scattered lighthouses. Not only are they almost always placed in areas of great beauty with a long nautical history, there is just something nostalgic about them that brings you back to a less complicated time. I bumped […]
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For this post I’ve done a little something different from the norm. I took artistic liberties that I normally don’t do. A few nights ago I was on the Oregon Coast enjoying a ridiculously beautiful sunset at Ecola State Park and got into a position where Tillamook Rock Lighthouse stood out perfectly against the sky. Decommissioned in 1957, the […]
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Really quick late-night post for right now. Went on a Valentine’s Day family hike today on Rattlesnake Mountain just east of Seattle, Washington where I found quite a number of very interesting lichens and some Mycena citrinomarginata mushrooms. Since I’ve just edited these two images, and am about to head to Oregon at first light to photograph the […]
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“There are two types of fisherman – those who fish for sport and those who fish for fish.” ~ Author Unknown ~ click to enlarge ~ Fisherwoman with Spinning Rod A woman fishes the flats on Big Hickory Pass on Bonita Beach in Southwest Florida. Colorado Fly Fisherman A fisherman casts his line on a […]
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I’ve been dying to get these photos delivered to the client so I could share them here with the world. Last month I shot one of the most hilarious and definitely most memorable of weddings in my professional career. Not only was I reunited with Bill Metek, my brothafromanothamotha who also happens to be a highly […]
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Sometimes we get a keeper shot by accident while working on another job. In this case I was doing some modeling photography with a lovely young lady with this as a backdrop, and I decided to knock out a couple of shots of this incredibly serene view of Mount Rainier and Lake Washington from Medina, WA – […]
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