While on a recent drive through the Big Horn Mountains of Wyoming, my wife and I happened upon thousands of sheep. They were headed down the road under the guidance of people on horseback, people in pickup trucks, people on…
I'm not a wedding photographer, though I have photographed weddings on three occasions, twice for co-workers and once for a sister-in-law. This week I had the opportunity to photograph the wedding of Figaro and Susanna, two people who have been…
OK, I know that I posted some pictures of Las Vegas from my trip to Photoshop World in 2011. And, I know that I posted some pictures from Las Vegas from my trip to Photoshop World in 2013. So, having…
The time I spent volunteering to help the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Music with a photo project has resulted in some recent paying photo jobs. Last August Johannes Wallmann hired me to photograph him and The Sweet Minute Big…
I have a solo exhibit entitled “The Joy of Music” that’s on display until Thanksgiving at the offices of UW-Madison Continuing Studies Program, 21 N. Park Street, Madison, WI, 7th floor. This exhibit is made up of photographs that were…
I've written about panoramas before, once about making them in Photoshop and once about printing them on my Epson 2000 printer. However, I've never bothered to compare the results of all 6 of the options Photoshop offers for making them. This is…
I've never been overly fond of photographing people. It's not too bad with family and friends but I still feel like I'm invading their space when I watch them through the lens waiting for the right moment. So, when my…
If you're one of the two or three people who occasionally check out this blog, you know that I haven't posted anything in quite a while. Although I've been busy getting a new exhibit ready to hang in the month of October, I…
I rarely shoot portraits and I've never used professional models, but I had the opportunity to try it at Photoshop World 2011 in Las Vegas. One of the exhibitors, Westcott, which specializes in lighting equipment, set up four photo studios…