Image Gallery (18 images): Fort Casey and Dynamic Range Back in late May of 2022, my (then) partner (now wife) and I headed across the border into Washington state for…
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Shooting Tips
As you may know – as evidenced by my previous posts – my favourite subject to photograph is wildlife, and one of my favourite animals to photograph are hummingbirds….
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I know, you must be getting tired of reading about my trip to Iceland by now. Iceland this, Volcanos that, amazing fresh fish, incredible landscapes, stunning waterfalls, Vikings, Elves, Faires,... Continue reading →
My go to Black and White film to push is none other than Ilford Hp5 Plus. As some may know, rating, metering, and developing Ilford HP5 in different ways gives…
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It's January. Goodbye Christmas. Elves of tears are running back to the North Pole. Oh, where have the holidays gone? I am particularly forlorn in the following photograph. I know... Continue reading →
For years now, I have been travelling with an Apple MacBook Air, a lightweight computer that acts as my photo backup hub. In the article I wrote a few years…
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I know, I know! I’ve likely said this before and I’ll likely say it ten billion more times! I LOVE multiple exposures on film! They are dreamy! And you never…
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With the advancements in digital cameras and updates to Photoshop, there has been a tendency for photographers to move away from using filters on lenses to create effects. Currently the... Continue reading →
I recently have had a number of questions regarding how to geotag images you shoot. Image geotagging refers to attaching GPS coordinates (longitude, latitude and even altitude or direction sometimes)…
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Who made up that title!? Trust hard drives? Ha! NEVER! Never, ever trust a single hard-drive to keep your data, your images or your documents secure. In fact, don’t even trust an…
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