Tag: Photography
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Another case of right place wrong lens.
I set out on a wildflower adventure, as shown in my previous post about the Buttermilk Bend trail. So naturally, I grab the 70-180 macro lens, ditching the 150-600 beast in the truck. Who wants to hike with that monster, and anyways… wildflowers, remember? I get up the trial a ways, too far to turn…
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Thoughts on Drone Photography.
I had a friend ask me recently if I thought photographers got mad about drone photography. Do they look at it as cheating? I know there’s definely a stigma regaring cell phones, and I get that. But I think drones are different. Not just because I use one, but because they are used in a…
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Getting to know your community
Maybe you’re new to the area. Or you’ve been here a while and are still having trouble making a connection. Or you’re just passing through but have a deep interest in this quaint community you’ve stumbled upon. Some communities are tight lipped, hesitant to open up to strangers, or even people who have been around…
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Howling at the moon…
Stressed at work? Howl at the moon. Stressed at home? Howl at the moon. Stressed at school? Howl at the moon. Hungry? Eat something. Thirsty? Drink some water. For everything else? Howl.
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Likes, Comments, & Shares oh my!
Okay, I have to honest for a minute. I really try to keep all of this in mind, but every once in a while I fall for the ol’ social media BS. First off, I try to not make a habit out of judging the work of others. It is their art. Their vision. And…
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ICM: Intentional Camera Movement
While I have done a couple shots over the years of zooming in or out while shooting at a slower shutter speed just for giggles, our local camera club recently had a presentation on ICM that was quite interesting. ICM is interesting to me, while there is definitely a technique, more than a few actually,…
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Leading Lines: Creating a photographic experience.
Leading lines are a great way to convey perspective
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#blackandwhite
To each their own. I know there are some who love black and white, some who prefer to capture the colors as they are, and some who like to over saturate and make the exaggerated colors the focus of their work. There’s a time and place for everything, personal preference and whatnot. I prefer black…
