Silver Lake Sand Dunes
I live at the beach, and we do have sand dunes. But not like the dunes at Silver Lake in Michigan. They’re massive. Which is interesting to me as you
Category: Philosophy
Style
I once heard advice when referring to wardrobe: you want to be stylish without being trendy. I think the same can be true with how photographs are processed. Things were
Pour Lui
I attended Leadercast recently, and was inspired by a talk by Donald Miller, the CEO of StoryBrand. Donald outlined 7 aspects that every story – whether a movie, a book,
Standoff Revisited
I was approached by the UK magazine Amateur Photographer to write an article on this, one of my signature images. They were interested in the concept behind the image (one
Children’s Shoot
Some images from a children’s shoot this past weekend. While I am primarily a color photographer, I think black and white is in every photographer’s veins. As Robert Frank put
Headshot Evolution
When your daughter gets her hair done, and you’re a photographer, there’s only one thing to do: headshots! I do prefer landscape orientations, which fit better with contemporary presentations
Website Adjustments
I’ve made some minor changes to the site to clarify what I do and what I can offer you. This manifests itself in some menu changes and redesigned pages, and
One Look, Two Styles
Post processing can obviously lend significant changes to the way an image presents itself. This is nothing new, and has been a part of photography since its inception. A photographer
Faith in Profile
I was continuing my journey into beauty images – actually, a return to my roots. It’s interesting, at least to me, how subjects can photograph so differently – we are
And While We’re on the Subject of Beauty Shots …
This image of Mel is what we’re typically talking about when we talk about a beauty shot: Mel is an actor. I’m a photographer. Mel’s job is to project a