A few weeks back, I read this fantastic article on The Next Web (TNW) that talks about focusing less on being original and more on being prolific. It clearly serves as the inspiration for this post. Look, I completely get it. One of the most innate desires of any creative is to leave their mark on the world. We create …
The No Name Photo Show Podcast Is A Hit!
I am SO thrilled with the positive response that our audience has shown to my new photography podcast co-hosted by the one and only Sharky James! This morning, we published our fifth weekly episode and we’re just getting started. Sharky and I put a ton of time and effort to ensure the highest quality audio and nothing is more important to …
Introducing My New Photo Podcast With Sharky James!
I’ve been working on a new project with my good friend and host of the PetaPixel Photography Podcast, Mike “Sharky” James, for the past few months and today, we’re finally ready to share it with the world! The two of us have launched a new talk program called the No Name Photo Show, a weekly podcast dedicated to discussing the finer happenings …
Managing Your Image Archive
A few months back, I was asked by the editors of Digital Photo Pro magazine to write about my onsite and offsite image archive strategies. I’ve always prided myself on the borderline neurotic detail I pay to how my image archive (and video archive) gets backed up onsite at my home office as well as offsite, just in case something …
How I Fell In Love With 35mm
If you’ve paid attention to the work I’ve shared over the years, it should come as no surprise that the 35mm focal length is foreign to me. I typically veer towards the ultra wide angle side of focal lengths: usually between 14mm and 18mm. It’s not so much that I enjoy cramming in tons of stuff into my frame but …
Watch my free ON1 Photo Editing Webinar recording here!
Last week, I joined my friends at ON1 on a live webinar where I edited a bunch of photos from my recent road trip across the US. We had a blast and I especially enjoyed it because it gave me an excuse to edit some new photos totally live. All the photos that I worked on during this webinar were …