There are many reasons that a certain city or community might in some way be considered to be unique: history, geography, and climate obviously have major roles to play, and…
Around 1968 or so, I bought my first 35mm camera, a Pentax Spotmatic. It went wherever I went and I always made sure I would have plenty of film (mostly…
But face it, most alleys, especially in the bigger cities, just aren’t that inviting.
For years we in Boise have been witnessing some rather incredible goings-on in the middle of downtown. A large block of what had been an open field used as parking for decades…
Photographing a county or state fair anywhere can be a challenge, especially if you want to avoid the clichés. If you agree with that notion, then perhaps you should try it…
Several years ago, we visited a ranch in Hungary’s Puszta, “the barren land”, and discovered a way of life we had no idea existed. The Puszta, or great Hungarian plain,…
During a break, I explored downtown Nampa, Idaho, with hand-held HDR
When I began life as a photographer, it became clear that not every type of photography was for me. That was OK, all I really wanted to be was a “travel”…
In the last post, which I’m sure is indelibly engraved in the deepest neural pathways of your cerebellum, I focused on a few hours I spent shooting Miami. Well, since…
I must confess that up until a couple of Februarys ago I had never been in Miami, except for some stop-overs on longer journies. Last year however, I did finally…
