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 …
Photo Tip: Shoot the same things a thousand times
Depending on how much mental fortitude you have, thinking about how to photograph something that has already been photographed a thousand times in a unique way could prove to be… daunting. And, to a degree, that is rightfully an appropriate reaction. In these instances, I find that it helps to think about this endeavor the same way many adventurers think …
“A life lived for art is never a life wasted”
Put those hours in and look at what you get. Nothing that you can hold, but everything that it is… ~Macklemore, Ten Thousand Hours
5 Tips For Photographing The 2017 Solar Eclipse
I know, I know. The image above doesn’t depict an eclipse and that’s mostly because I’ve never photographed one yet. But, I have photographed the sun many times and I like palm trees, so there’s that. :) All jokes aside, on August 21st, 2017, a rare celestial event—the total solar eclipse—will occur over a swath of the United States. The last …
New Free ON1 Webinar!
I was recently asked by my friends at ON1 to host a new webinar with them and I gladly agreed. In fact, I instantly had the perfect theme for the event. With my recent road trip from Oregon to Nebraska done, I’ve been slacking on editing my favorite photos. So, I figured that I’d use this time to do some …
See Why The Columbia River Gorge Is An Inspirational Destination
I was recently asked by my good friends at Really Right Stuff to write about an inspirational destination that means a lot to me. Naturally, the first destination that came to mind was the Columbia River Gorge. While the gorge itself is a stunner, the real charm lies with the vast amount of waterfalls that have formed throughout it. I’d …