From the cold, derelict tracks of Boston to the warm, radiant streets of Lipari. Lines are very important to me. Aside from the symbology behind it, I do my best to incorporate lines photographically in some sort of meaningful way. Using lines, either obtusely or subtlety, can help accentuate a shot and guide the viewer’s eye...
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 love these quiet moments. I love stumbling onto them and figuring out a way to capture them. But more so, I really enjoy coming back to them during the review process. Every day, I spend about 30-45 minutes browsing through the past two years worth of images, at random, looking for the next shot...
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 met up with some great Twitter friends for a shoot around the CSC prior to the 3rd annual Scott Kelby Worldwide Photo Walk yesterday. Two of my buddies, Scott and Andrew, were from out of state so I decided to take them to the CSC because of the diverse photographic subject matter that it...
