11. 11. 2015 | Photography
Photographing the Scene of the Crime is… Several weeks ago a Newsletter arrived in my inbox from the IEPPV (aka Inland Empire Professional Photographers and Videographers) announcing an upcoming Crime Scene Photography class. My interest was immediately...
2. 11. 2015 | Fine Art Landscapes, Photography, Professional
Happening in November, the Joshua Tree National Park Art Exposition At the urging of a friend, I submitted several images to the juried art exposition. Unfortunately none of my art work got selected for this annual show. Considering I’m still very new to the art...
26. 10. 2015 | Misc, Professional
This past weekend wrapped up the end of the 2015 Hwy 62 Open Studio Art Tours and my first year participating as an artist. The weeks leading up to the 2nd weekend of the Hwy 62 Open Studio Art Tours were stressful to say the least. I think the most stressful...
22. 10. 2015 | Fine Art Landscapes, Photography, Professional, Tutorials
As I am prepping for my first art show, I decided to jump into the world of Periscope with my first broadcast on framing. To say I was nervous was an understatement! So nervous apparently that I forgot to put the hashtag in the title so that I could katch...
20. 10. 2015 | People, Photography, Welcome Them Home
As a Welcome Them Home photographer, I have attended several military homecomings over the last 4 years, and this is how I equate military homecomings to Christmas. 1. Anticipation – Kids (young and old) begin counting down the days to Christmas the moment December...
16. 10. 2015 | Landscapes, Night Photography
With thunder rattling the upper atmosphere and lightning charging the skies, I grabbed my gear and prayed I wouldn’t get struck by lightning as I chased the storm cells in Joshua Tree National Park. The past 48 hours have been a whirlwind of weather. Which is unusual...
