Jan 4, 2012

Welcome to a New Year! 2012: the end of the world, or the start of the rest of my life. I have many photography projects in mind for this year. Some of them even made it to my list of new years resolutions.

The first and most challenging in many ways is the photo a day project. I’ve seen this idea posted around the internet and waited for the start of a new year to give it a try. This means touching my camera each day of the year. If I had to guess, I’d say I put my hands on my camera

Dec 29, 2011

I was thinking about hard work. We read everywhere that to be successful, it takes a lot of hard work. But very few people like working hard. On top of that, hard work doesn’t always equal great or even good results. Up until now, when friends asked me about photography and how to take good shots, I would tell them that with digital cameras, you can take millions of photos. With that many to choose from, there is bound to be a few good ones.With film, this was less of an option, lest you wish to rack up large film and processing costs. Each frame had a set cost. With our digital advantage, taking hundreds and thousands of pictures is a viable strategy because there are very few costs involved with each shot. You buy a memory card, have a decent amount of storage, and you’re set. But digital can be a two-sided photo.