Photography and Travel Tips You Can Use
Pepperidge Farm’s Goldfish crackers have become one of my favorite snacks, especially when riding on an airplane (which I’ve been doing a lot lately). When I purchased the mega-mondo package … Continue reading Capturing wise words from a Goldfish cracker
Last week I celebrated by 33rd birthday. With graying whiskers and growing forehead, I am on the road to getting old. But I don’t let the upcoming baldness keep me … Continue reading Capturing memories and some great photos
My son is a Lego builder and I am a photographer. So when we mix the two together, we end up with photos like this. Mom and dad Lego are … Continue reading Lego Family’s Storytime with Junior
One week ago I put a photo challenge out to a photo group on Facebook as follows: PHOTO CHALLENGE: You’ve just been contacted by a cookie company relocating to Utah. … Continue reading Take a bite out of… a chocolate chip cookie?
More than a year ago I was chatting with a colleague who has taken some amazing landscape photos. He mentioned that rather than using the circular screw on filters, he … Continue reading Mountain snow shouldn’t be yellow
A few weeks ago I took a trip to Houston (sans kids) to visit my wife who’s been down there since December. On my way back home, I swung by … Continue reading Watch out for the Carlton Posse
There are many people or groups that throw photo challenges out there. I am the leader of one group and try to put out creative photo challenges that will push … Continue reading A different kind of photo challenge: The Morning Snooze
I was trying to come up with a photo challenge for a photo group last Friday and it wasn’t coming very easy. After much thought, and with the idea of … Continue reading Just another bright idea in photography
I usually find myself capturing photos because I think they look cool and I want to share that “coolness” with others. But as I shot this photo on the eve … Continue reading A Valentine’s Day Message in a Photo
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