As photographers, we often hold ourselves to a principle of not manipulating a scene. We work around what is in front of us to fit the pieces of our story within the four walls of our frames. This is certainly a very important way to understand photography but it is equally important to realize that...
I was doing some UrbEx HDR shooting with my good buddy, Bob Lussier, yesterday. It’s a lucky thing to have such ready access to this feature-rich locale. During the first half of the shoot, I had my 17mm T/S lens on. After a little while, it dawned on me that my shots were pretty wide...
I had been meaning to scope out this particular warehouse area near where I live for a long time now. A few weekends ago, I had some time on my hands so I decided to grab some gear and go check it out. I first made a pitstop at the train yard and grabbed some...
This is another example of returning to a place that you’ve shot before and seeing it with a fresh set of eyes. I had shot at this train yard a week prior but I knew that I wanted to return and try some different things out. I set out with my camera and one lens....
I’ll be in camping in Acadia National Park for the next few days so I’m pre-building the daily blog posts until then. Gotta be consistent, right? This shot was taken on July 4th with my good buddies, Laz, Rich and Eric. We spent the day mostly lounging, enjoying some BBQ, and playing Bocce. And then...
