“Letting Go of the Camera,” by Brooks Jensen of Lenswork fame is full of a lot of photography wisdom. In one of the essays he undertakes the challenge of printing …
Moab Photo Symposium
In this world of marketing hyperbole and reality TV politicians it is interesting to note that the term “life changing” has not yet been coopted. This is convenient because it …
A Leica Journey Continued
When you start to look into Leica you quickly you start hearing about something called the “Leica Look.” There is not a lot of consensus on what the “Leica Look” …
A Leica Journey
Most photographers know the long history of Leica and photography. Because of this, many at least wonder what all the fuss is about. The first Leica I ever held was …
Going Dutch
If you are an English speaker who has longed to travel but has been concerned about language barriers then Amsterdam is the place for you. The city is beautiful, easy …
In Bruges
Unlike the lead character of “In Bruges” my son and I had less than a day to take in Bruges (aka Brugge). Despite the short stay it was here that …
Working Paris
Paris is a magical city. If you like street photography it is also the home of the legendary Cartier-Bresson which only adds to it mystique. Ever since I took a …
Why Do You Shoot?
The internet is a funny place. You can spend endless time searching for photographers you might like and events you might wish to attend only to come up blank. Then …
The Others
Society today seems preoccupied with “the other” more than ever. What is Facebook but an unending stream of what other people are doing? Instagram is more of the same though …
A Walk on the Black and White Side
I love black and white photography. Somehow it often reveals more about an image than a color version. In the world of digital photographers can now promote or demote specific …
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