Sometimes, it’s what you carry. Sometimes, it’s what you do. Either way, if you’re a photographer, you need to team to support you. Skip and I were grabbing a bite to eat between golf lessons on Sunday and talking about […]
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Enjoy Slow Travel: Three iPhone Tips
August 6, 2017
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[noo_beforeafter items=”%5B%7B%22bimg%22%3A%221406%22%2C%22blabel%22%3A%22Shot%20as%20JPG%22%2C%22aimg%22%3A%221407%22%2C%22alabel%22%3A%22Shot%20as%20RAW%20and%20Processed%22%7D%5D”]Slide to the left to see the difference between a photo shot in JPG and one shot in RAW and edited in Lightroom CC. Scenes like this are what Slow Travel is all about. Click here to see a larger […]
Keeping your camera safe? It’s National Safety Month here in the USA. What better time to share seven quick tips for keeping your camera safe? If you’d like to see larger versions of the photos, just click on them. 1. […]
It’s Christmas Eve, and all around the world, people and searching through their homes, trying to remember where they stored their camera bags. When they finally find the bag, the next thought is… “How do I set this thing?” Of […]
When you get a group of photographers together and mention tripods, you’ll hear a lot of opinions on when to use them. Some photographers won’t take a photo without one. Others, like me, use them only for specific shots. But, […]
This week is Buddha’s Birthday in Seoul, South Korea, so it’s time for the annual Lotus Lantern Festival. Seoul also holds another lantern festival in the fall, so there are plenty of opportunities to practice your photography skills. Here are […]
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