Visible Dust Sensor Cleaning System

Let’s face it, dust happens. The first step is to use an ounce of prevention. Minimize your equipment’s exposure to dust during storage and use, as much as practical. (I store and transport all my gear in Ziploc plastic bags.) The second step is to...

Save Up To 20% On Chromix’s ColorThink Software

  They say “A picture is worth a thousand words.” In some cases, it’s worth far more. That’s certainly true of the images generated by CHROMiX’s ColorThink. The folks at CHROMiX say, “You can’t manage your color if you don’t understand it. Nothing gets the...

Viewing Light – SoLux

Good light makes your prints appear even more beautiful. Get good light. It’s one of the most essential elements in any photographic image, at the point of capture, during processing, and at the point of display. SoLux (www.solux.net) makes good light. SoLux bulbs’ Color Rendering...

New Image – Inhalation 29

I often find the same compositional strategies, patterns, subjects and themes resurface in our work. Sometimes the ideas from two different images merge into a new one. I pay close attention to these visual bridges as they help me understand the both the similarities and...

Review – Singh Ray Vari-ND Filter

This one filter performs the function of many.  Reduce the amount of light coming through your lens by 2 to 8 stops. Simply rotate the filter to increase or decrease the effect. Frame and focus with the filter on at minimum density. Rotate the filter...

Making the Visual Verbal

Many take the view that pictures should be seen and not heard. I did. After being called to comment on my work time and time again, I realized that learning to comment on my work not only made my work more effective but it also...

Arctic Ice Gone By 2020 ?

People in science, business, government, and military are all keeping their eye on the Arctic. The rapid changes the Arctic is experiencing is one of the reasons photographing the region has been so high on my priority list. Find out about my Greenland workshop /...

Extreme Ice Survey – James Balog

James Balog leads an historic photographic project the Extreme Ice Survey. As a result surprising new data comes to light every year. It’s a brilliant use of photography and contribution to our global community. Find out about my Greenland workshop / cruise here. Find out...

Greenland Is Losing Ice Faster

The rapid changes Greenland is experiencing is one of the reasons photographing Greenland has been so high on my priority list. Greenland has a huge impact on global climate and sea levels, like Antarctica. Visit my blog this weekend for more updated information on Greenland....

Join Our Greenland Workshop Pre-Announce List

Seth Resnick and I are organizing a new Arctic (Iceland, Greenland, and Spitsbergen) digital photography workshop/cruise during the end of August or early September 2012. Our itinerary will be similar to this voyage but customized to maximize photographic opportunities. Geothermals, glaciers, fjiords, icebergs, whales, walrus,...