Happy New Year!!! 2018 was an interesting year. What are you planning to do with your photography in 2019? Listen The Links Check out Frys if you need printer ink delivered that day. Frys.com Your Top Nine Photos on Instagram 2018 website iTunes Google Play For the apps, it’s probably easiest to just search […]
Photography Matters Episodes
Photography Matters Ep 56 – AI Photography
I just read an article on PetaPixel’s site that talks about photographs created completely using aritificial intelligence. I’m talking about portraits of people that don’t exist, completely made up by AI. Hmmmmm… Listen The Links PetaPixel article: These Portraits Were Made by AI: None of These People Exist
Photography Matters Ep 55 – I should’ve just gone to Lamps Plus, also Photos that Stay With You
In a couple recent photo shoots I’ve found myself using a reading lamp as my key light source. It’s funny how, after spending thousands of dollars on “professional” lighting, I find myself preferring to use just common household lamps, reading lamps, that kind of thing. Also, I want to revisit the importance of studying the […]
Photography Matters Ep 54 – PreVisualization vs Intuitive Visualization
In this episode I talk about previsualization and how important it is to photography. Then I go a step further and get into what I call Intuitive Visualization. I’ll also share a few things and photos from my road trip through Arizona last weekend. Fun stuff. Photos from the Road All shots taken with […]
Photography Matters Ep 53 – Phases in Photography, Another Road Trip and More Stuff
I love how often, the things you’re really passionate about in life can keep you engaged by bringing you through different phases, different stages. Photography is very much that way for me, and I’m just at the beginning of the next phase. Also have a short road trip coming up this weekend. I’m really looking […]
Photography Matters Ep 52 – Islands of Light, Listening to Music and the Negative Positives Film Photography Podcast
One thing I really love about going out and shooting at night is the contrast. I love the dark shadows that take away so much of the distractions, letting the light more strongly feature the main elements of the scene. I talk about this on today’s episode and also wanted to talk about a recent […]
