Archive for October, 2007

Water versus Rock

Monday, October 29th, 2007

I just got back from a very quick photo trip for a couple days to the Cleveland area, about a 3.5 hr drive from where I live. I went primarily to photograph wood ducks in a spot known for their approachability, but also ended up being able to explore some other areas of […]

$1,375 per gallon

Thursday, October 25th, 2007

What is it? Liquid nitrogen? Molten gold? Gas prices in 2425? Special medicine? How about liquid uranium? What could be so expensive? And worse yet, what company that sells you such a precious commodity would also make you dump a good portion of it right down the drain? This […]

Trying new things from a neck pillow

Sunday, October 21st, 2007

I was out this morning poking around trying to take advantage of the quickly fading fall colors. I have really had the urge to try some different things lately. I ended up shooting mostly standard stuff unfortunately. I was heading back to my car because the sun was […]

Five things I hate about nature

Saturday, October 20th, 2007

Yes, don’t believe the stereotype,folks, about how deeply in love nature photographers are with nature. Sure we can go on and on about the peace we find, the beauty of finding order in chaos, and all the things that stir our souls. But let’s face it, I’ll bet even John Muir had […]

Signing photographs

Wednesday, October 17th, 2007

I find the array of answers interesting whenever I see the question “what is the proper way to sign a fine art print?” I am reminded of an older podcast by Brooks Jensen on signing prints where he asks some probing questions himself, and acknowledges there are no resolving answers. Even […]