I am extremely excited to announce my first attempt at providing some of my fine art images for sale.  I have integrated FotoMoto into the blog portion of the site (Korn on the Blog) so that with only a few clicks, anyone can be a proud owner of one or more of my photographs.  I […]

PhotoChallenge.org has begun their 2010 challenge.  Essentially it’s a 52 week project with a varying theme: …the yearly challenge will be to shoot one photo per week, on a theme that will change every four weeks! Since the first week of 2010 is so short, you will only have a couple of days to get […]

Meet Deon. During the lunch rush hour, as I crossed the street heading back to my office, I ran into Deon.  I told him about my BW$P project and he responded, “What, you want to draw my picture or something?”  I explained I would take a photograph of him and apologized and he agreed.  As […]

I am part of a few Photography groups over on LinkedIn and Joakim Lloyd Raboff recently asked, “[What are] your three favorite and most useful lenses?” in the Photography Industry Professionals group.  There was some good discussion on the topic, so I thought I’d share the results, provide my input, and ask you what your […]

Following my previous post, Hit Me With Your Best Shot, and contributing to Jim Goldstein’s 3rd annual Blog Project: Your Best Shots of 2009, I have narrowed down what I think are my 10 best shots from 2009.  Enjoy! You can check out all of my 2009 favorites on Flickr.  Picks from 2008 can be […]

Ron Reeves recently posted this exact question in the Photography Industry Professionals group on LinkedIn and received a very impressive response.  It goes to show how many talented photographers are/were out there. So, to kick off the new year, here is a list of inspirational photographers, some of which might be new names, some of […]

Description:  Captured at sunrise over Haleakala in Maui, this photograph is a bit different than my usual style.  For this image, I put my camera on manual focus, and purposefully set everything out of focus.  My intention was to make the image feel as if the viewer were just waking up and opening their eyes on […]

Meet Bent. I was heading back to the parking lot with a friend from the downtown area when I bumped into Bent asking for money to help him out.  I stopped and explained my BW&P Project to him and he quickly agreed.  As I took out my camera, he tried haggling for $2.  I kindly […]

I just came across an interesting tool I wanted to share.  This online tool analyzes your Flickr photo’s EXIF data by providing your Flickr user name.  After a few minutes, it returns your overall Aperture usage, Focal Length usage, ISO usage, as well as a few other stats.  If you have a large Flickr stream, […]

A few months back, I become a beta tester for a new stock photography agency, with a twist, FocalPop.  FocalPop aims to provide a custom online photography marketplace. We help photo seekers get the exact shot that they want without having to dig through thousands of images or spend a large amount of time and money […]

Description:  I FINALLY made it to my Machu Picchu pictures!  It took me two years, but hey, I did it! In order to make it up to this magnificent view by sunrise, I woke up at 4am, along with two fellow travelers.  We were out the door at 4:30am and RAN up the steep steps […]

Description:  Sometimes, the journey is best taken alone. Location: Lares Trek, Peruvian Andean Mountains, Peru Date Taken: July 23, 2007 Camera: Canon 20D Exposure: 1/100 second Aperture: f/16 Focal Length: 28 mm ISO: 100