What Was Then
Old Mayport isn’t what it used to be. A lot of the shrimp boats are still there, to be sure. But many of the docks – decrepit as they might
Old Mayport isn’t what it used to be. A lot of the shrimp boats are still there, to be sure. But many of the docks – decrepit as they might
It’s been a while since I’ve posted. I’ve had a health issue that landed me in the hospital, and that has put a damper on things. A time warp, if
In the spring of 2006 I travelled to northwest Ireland, that area comprising Connemara. Known for its rustic beauty – and somewhat sparse population (save the sheep) – I wanted
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
I was testing some new lighting modifiers on guinea pigs volunteers Dewitt and Haley. A test, as in this case, is where, in exchange for images (and/or prints), models volunteer
There are many ways to light and pose a headshot. More contemporary looks – and my current approach – is to keep them light and bright, with either paper white
I was thumbing through some dance images when a few by Richard Calmes struck me. His dancers were posing on planters; I didn’t have one that I thought could support
Headshots have seen a renaissance of late, with “rock star” photographers like Peter Hurley basing entire careers on them. Adding some contemporary twists, like landscape orientation and posing to project
After a 3 week absence I’m back on the blog. I was busy editing video and was, as they say, consumed. But I’m better now. I received a call from
I’m attracted to simplistic images. Perhaps this reflects the capabilities of my cerebellum. Although I shoot a lot of location work, in studio I like my backgrounds simple, too. As