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Typically I try to share my best photography with you, but today, I decided I would share the worst.  Not because I took some horrible pictures, but because I had a lapse and forgot a critical step in my photography process. Everyone has a lapse at some point.  You might have forgotten your keys in […]

I’ve submitted the photograph at the left to JPG Magazine under the theme Juxtaposition.  No obligation, but your vote would be awesome! If you have a second, please take a moment, click on the below link, the image at the left, or right HERE and vote me up. Thanks so much! Vote Here: http://jpgmag.com/photos/2611907 The […]

Part of The Dying Breed project.

Once again, there is another hot topic being discussed in one of the photography groups on LinkedIn where Phillip Morris ask straight-up, “Do you think automatic modes on the camera is “cheating”? Okay, first, for those that are not familiar, if you are using a SLR (digital or not, and possibly some smaller point and shoot cameras), […]

Description: A few weeks ago, I made my first visit to the California State Fair in Sacramento.  Though the heat could have been turned down a bit, I had a great time, despite not going on any of the rides. As we were leaving for the day, we caught the last few minutes of the […]

Part of The Dying Breed project.

Part of The Dying Breed project.

For those interested, there are two, yes TWO, upcoming photo walks coming up in San Francisco.  If you are into mingling and photography, you might want to consider joining in. I’ve attended a few photo walks in the past and have always had a good time, met cool people, and reconnected with old friends. Here are […]

July 2010 marked the 2 year anniversary of this blog.  260 post later, I still have no clue what I’m doing, but, I know I am enjoying doing it – sharing my thoughts and photos with those that are interested. Interestingly, life has been quite hectic over the past two years, and somehow, I’ve managed […]

My initial thoughts after 7 days of using Android on an HTC Incredible.

Part of The Dying Breed project.

Meet David. Along with all of the other performers along Jefferson St. at the Fisherman’s Wharf, David sat. He was not harassing anyone for change, nor even actually physically asking, just getting ready to light a cigarette and holding his “Need $$$ 4-Weed” sign. I approached him and explained the project I was working on […]