Category Archives: fun

Accidentally interesting

Last night I was working on a deadline for the PhotographyBB March Magazine issue (check for that to come out shortly – another couple weeks), and found myself trolling through my archives of images searching for examples to help illustrate my point.  I came across a shoot I did solo a while back where I was down in South Carolina.  I was on a dock trying to catch the fading sun to the west, and catching your stereotypical sunsets in SC isn’t easy because there’s too much LAND in the way…not enough water! This was actually where I first learned … Continue reading

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RMNP – The Outtakes

As you may recall, the photo walk group for Denver made another sunrise attempt at RMNP at Bear and Sprauge lake last weekend.  Since the sunrise wasn’t what we’d hoped (the weather doesn’t always cooperate in landscape photography), we journeyed on, and stopped at a really nice place for panos.  While we were milling around, I did capture a few of the crew and some actually held some promise.  Here are a few of the “RMNP Outtakes”: Call me crazy, but I thought the outtakes were rather fun, and the last one for some reason is very compelling for me….what … Continue reading

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Photobet Soup

Just an exercise in silliness today, but I thought I would share some of the acronyms that I’ve learned in this zany field of photography.  Let’s see how many we can come up with collectively.  Do you know all the acronyms seen here?  Know some more?  Sound off in the comments with your own contributions and let’s see if we can get the whole alphabet!  Here’s my starter set: That’s just off the top of my head too, so I know there’s gotta be more out there!  This is 76 acronyms that are related to photography…can you identify them all?  … Continue reading

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