With our first snow arriving yesterday, I am sensing my subjects for this project will soon be retreating into the soil for the season (with or without the help of our electric mulching mower.) 🙂 I have basically completed them over 4 different sessions outside,...
Notes from the Woods
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Seabird portraits
Bird photography is something I haven't spent a lot of time on in the past few years. However, I have a lot of bird photographs in my archives. Many of them based on 35mm film, and more recently I have been redeveloping some shot on my first DSLR, a Nikon D2H. I took...
Monthly Leaf Pile – August 2020
The waning days of summer are finally upon us here in the Northern Hemisphere and one I am sure many of us don't care to repeat again. Michigan weather has a way of reminding us not to start counting those changing leaves just yet. Cherish those occasional cool,...
Monthly Leaf Pile – July 2020
This month's Leaf Pile is going to be short and quick. July 2020 certainly wasn't one of my better months. Photography Window Gazing The only photographs I made in July 2020 were on my phone. Of those, I will probably only keep one that will make it to my site. This...
Improving iPhone Art Quality
Last December, I made a post about how I often use my iPhone as a sketchpad for ideas, often sharing them to Instagram. I usually encounter two main issues when developing something on my phone. The first being many apps on my phone don't have corresponding desktop...
Well, How Did I Get Here?
The title of this post, for those not familiar, is from the Talking Head's 1981 song "Once in a Lifetime." A song NPR listed as one of the 100 most important musical works of the 20th Century. A song some interpret as a commentary upon the excesses and absurdity of...
Out of Stasis
Life here sheltering-in-place during the coronavirus pandemic of 2020 is a bit haphazard. I seem to float around between wanting to get a to-do list done, wanting to peek in on the news (usually a downer), or wandering through my photo archives. I have an overwhelming...
Aurora HDR 2019 – The Best Version yet
Over the years, I have tested and used A LOT of HDR software, always preferring the more natural looking scenes with a touch of drama for visual excitement. Because it became so overused, a lot of people began to hate on anything to do with the name "HDR" in it...
My Mac turns Ten
I don't write about gear much here, but perhaps this is a special occasion. This week marks ten years since I received my first Mac computer, a Mac Pro Desktop, which is the very same computer I am typing this on. It also remains my primary workstation for all my...








