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Jambo, Like most photographers, I have a “Bucket List”; a set of locations that I want to photograph before I kick the bucket. Africa has always been on that list, and it was at the top. This last June 1st I got to mark that one as done. The safari I signed on for was a 10-day […]
I always had a knack for the idea of infrared, from the first moment I saw photos derived of infrared film cameras, though did not pursue it out of the sheer complication of the technology at the time. At one point or another I discovered the digital version, though still didn’t act, even though I […]
I had been planning a trip to the US from the UK for quite a while with the main intention of shooting Infrared, but the question was ‘where shall I go?’ I ended up trying to decide between two different trips. One was to head north from Phoenix and take in the Grand Canyon, Arches, […]
We have long been used to the idea that our images improve as we gain greater familiarity with the locations that we photograph. Well, maybe. I am so familiar with places such as Delicate Arch, Badwater and Old Faithful that walking up to each of them almost seems like coming home. It’s familiar; it’s comfortable. […]
For better or worse, I am known for my color photographs. The great majority of them come in two flavors: both softly lit, warm-toned images made with the sun near the horizon, whether morning or evening, and bright, contrasty, saturated shots. However, my roots have always been in Black & White. Like most of us […]
What if I told you I visited a mythical castle, .. in the Colorado mountains. No, I wasn’t sampling the local legal organic crop. There really is a medieval style Castle, named Bishop Castle outside of Pueblo Colorado in the mountains. And, . . . it is not a small sand castle, but rather […]
For me, the beauty of photography is in the interpretation of subject matter, not in the attempt at representing the “reality” of subject matter, an impossible goal. I chose to make this image with my IR camera to lighten the leaves on the trees, at Saqsaywaman in Cusco, Peru, in order to give a feeling […]
Bosque del Apache Wildlife Refuge Each year around Thanksgiving you’ll find the Festival of the Cranes in Socorro, New Mexico. If you enjoy photographing wildlife, particularly birds, you will love a trip to the Bosque del Apache Wildlife Refuge which is where you’ll find oodles of birds about twenty minutes down the road from Socorro. […]
