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Desert Cactus – Working Files to Completion As I wasn’t having a ton of luck getting images from the driveway due to mobility issues I decided to go back into my archives and see if there were any images which … Continue reading
Category Archives: LumixGH5
Go Pet Friendly – Part Two Here’s a follow-up to the post from the other day about shooting an author’s photo and some support images for a book project. Amy Burkert and her husband Rod are on the road searching … Continue reading
Go Pet Friendly – Book Session I don’t often share my commercial work on Successful-Photographer. I probably should. So I will. I received a call from a pleasant voice asking about a photography session for a book cover. Images needed … Continue reading
Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge – Part Three If you have followed my work for any length of time, you know that I enjoy moving my work into a more painting-based look. I have taken a term I heard from Julianne … Continue reading
Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge – Part Two While in Maryland presenting some photography programs to MDPPA I found some extra time to go in search of wildlife. I had the pleasure of spending a couple of days with Chris Paulis … Continue reading
Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge Last week I was speaking at the Maryland Professional Photographers Association. It was a great group, and we made a solid connection in what became an all-day program due to weather conditions that were a wee … Continue reading
Salt River Wildlife – Part Two As I mentioned in the previous post using the new gear from Panasonic with five-axis image stabilization such as in the Lumix GH5 and the long reach of the Leica 100-400mm lens makes photographing wildlife … Continue reading
Salt River Wildlife Just gotta say, “Arizona kicks ass in the variety of subject matter to photograph!” Had an opportunity to go photograph with my friend Sara Goodnick. She was helping me find the wild horses in the Salt River … Continue reading
Infrared Capture for Photographing Architecture We don’t necessarily think about using IR capture when taking everyday images of architecture. It can give you a different look. And I like it. Always the difference will be dependent upon what the final … Continue reading
Photography “Exposure Rules” This post was inspired by questions about getting a solid exposure of the moon with detail. Many photographers have issues with this. We’ll start with the ‘Sunny 16 Rule’. Note that I put the exposure rules in … Continue reading