Recently I had the pleasure of being the featured guest on the wildly popular TWiT Photo podcast with Catherine Hall and Alex Lindasy (Who filled in for Leo Laporte).
On June 30th, 2011, Google finally unveiled its new Social Networking beast, Google+. There had been rumors of its existence for months, which was mostly known by those of us that scour the internet on a daily basis looking for the next best thing. As a professional photographer it is vitally important to stay a head of the game when it comes to social media and social marketing.
If you live in or around Denver, Colorado and are looking for something to do this Friday, stop the 910arts Gallery and check out my new “Face’s of Haiti” photography exhibition.
Nik Software recently announced Silver Efex Pro 2 and I have to say that I am extremely excited. Silver Efex Pro (the current version) is truly one of my favorite photography editing plugins/programs. All of my best black and white images have atleast had a pass through Silver Efex Pro and I can only imagine that Silver
A year ago today, a massive earthquake rocked the Island Nation of Haiti, leaving the country in ruins. 250,000 people died in what seemed like an instant and another 1.5 million where left homeless. While many good things have happened over the past 12 months, the bulk of the problems plaguing the country have not been fixed
It is that time of year again and it seems like 2010 flew by just as fast as 2009 did. Where oh where does the time go? As all of us are looking forward to the promise of a new year, I like to look back on my photography work and see not only how
I just had a new article published about my time exploring and documenting the beautiful landscape of Patagonia with Pro Photo Resource. You can read the article HERE Here is an excerpt from the piece: “When most photographers think of Patagonia, they envision rugged wild landscapes, extreme weather patterns and incredibly beautiful light. After having recently spent
Mobile Uploads: The Perito Moreno Glacier is one of the largest and most accessible glaciers in Patagonia. Just 80k outside of El Calafate, Argentina, most people experience the glacier via a simple day bus trip by viewing the glacier from a series of balconies. As touristy as it gets durring the day, it is certainly
Torres del Paine in the Southern region of Chile, acts as the “face” for Patagonia. With its rugged wild landscape and extreme weather patterns, it is no wonder that Torres del Paine feels almost pre-historic when you see it with your own eyes. The first stop in this beautiful landscape was Las Torres. Here is
One of the biggest challenges that most photographers come across is deciding what to bring when you are heading off on a photography trip to a destination far far away. Every year I am fortunate to go through this process atleast 3 to 4 times. Over the years I have gotten more and more comfortable
