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The Intrepid Traveler

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It’s been a while, I know…many many travels both domestic and international.  Most recently was/is a trip to Cabo San Lucas with my lovely wife of ten years (as of this Friday).  We captured probably one of the most beautiful sunsets on record too, so felt obliged to share it here.  More news and exciting…

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Where Am I?

Under the Bridge Shot

I’ve been traveling though a number of states over the past few weeks.  So many, in fact, that the well has gone dry of articles and I’ve not had the time to replenish lately.  So, in the interests of hopping back on the proverbial horse with some fun content, I am going to share some…

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Service Equals Quality

Service Equals Quality

Remember the axoim that on the web, content is king?  While we all need to be cognizant of this, when your business is based on providing something – whether it be a product or a service, you simply must be pleasing your customers as well. That axoim has held true here on the blog too. …

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Gems from the Archives

Best of the Blog

Having been laid out with a nasty head cold, then swept out of town on various training trips, I’ve been straddling the fence of coherence, fogginess, and business for a few days now.  During that time I’ve not written much at all, but I have had the benefit of reading more than I normally do – including…

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Get Your Game On: What Budding Sports Photographers Should Know

For shots such as this, the photographer probably has to be able to at least swim and ride a board out from shore. In general, sports photography is a physical endeavor and requires above average fitness levels from photographers.

Special Guest Post by Brian Dilg, NYFA, Photograph School Chair It may surprise a lot of people to know that sports photography is not among the categories of reporting for which Pulitzer Prizes are awarded. This seems an oversight. The drama, significance and visual power of all kinds of sports, amateur and professional, consume not…

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Would You Take a Class?

Would You Take a Class?

I’ve ranted in the past about the value of photographers who hang up the camera and turn to hanging out a teaching shingle.  They’re excellent photographers mind you, but are not the best at teaching.  You can read the whole article here:  Selecting a Satisfying Photography Seminar I clicked the “Publish” button with trepidation.  It…

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The Death of the SLR

The Wreck of the Peter Iredale

I have a confession to make.  I’ve not picked up my SLR camera gear in 104 days!  That’s right – it’s been since Nov 11th since I picked it up for any reason, other than to move it out of the way of something else in my “man cave”.  This is not to say that…

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