I have touched on some of this before, but lets get a little deeper, shall we? When I started my photography business I thought it would be like “Field of […]
Month: January 2013
Getting Better
There are many ways to improve your photography. Practice makes perfect, they say. Looking at other art work is probably one of the most under-rated ways to grow your photography. Here’s the catch, though: […]
a quick story about getting started in photography
I have a similar story to most every photographer. Took a film class in high school and fell in love with photography. Right out of the gate, I bought […]
Sharpening for Print
Print making is quickly becoming a lost art form. It is a subject that could fill volumes of books. Sharpening is one of the most often misunderstood tool in […]
decompressing after ImagingUSA
I have been on the road traveling a little over 1,200 miles over just a few days. I just arrived home from ImagingUSA. If you are unfamiliar with ImagingUSA check […]
Fun at f/1.2 on a budget

Seems like everyone wants to shoot images with a very shallow depth of field (Dof). Depth of field is defined as: “In optics, particularly as it relates to film and photography, depth of field (DOF) is the distance […]
Cold Afternoon in Arkansas
I got to go out for a bit over the weekend to try out the new Canon 6D that I just got. This was the first chance that I have to really […]
Canon’s New 6D
The first of the year I broke down and purchased the new 6D from Canon. I have been shooting a Canon 5D and 7D for quite sometime. The 7D […]
Film is not dead.
This is not a debate in the Digital vs. Film argument. For the most part, Digital Technology has effectively killed traditional film work in the consumer market and in the […]
Adobe Photoshop for Free?
Yep, Adobe has released Photoshop CS2 for free. Pick up your download and serials here. You do have to sign up for an Adobe account, but it is easy to […]