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DEAD LEAVES AND THE DIRTY GROUND
So here we are again at that point in the year. The time where my posts get shorter than the days. Joking. Sort of. But, you know, the part where you think, โwhat do you mean Thanksgiving is only two weeks away?!โ. For a photographer, itโs โman, I gotta get out there and shoot before…
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BEEDY BEEDY BOOP BEEP BOOP
With AI entering our realities at breakneck speed, the conversations Iโve been having recently usually end with โa machine canโt do what I can doโ. Well, that got me to thinking. I believe we are about to embark on a seismic technological shift we havenโt seen since we flipped on all that steam powered machinery…
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I THOUGHT THE BLUE IN SCOTLANDโS FLAG SYMBOLIZED RAINWATER, TURNS OUT IT iS ACTUALLY THE SKY COLOUR
Welcome back, after all the teasing from the last post, I can finally tell you. Scotland is brilliant and believe me, itโs much more than the Loch Ness monster, Braveheart and rain. Iโm sure some of you are thinking you already knew that. Well, I had never been, so, good for you for going first.…
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NO NEWS FROM NOWHERE
Photographers exist in this strange state of dichotomy. It goes from being energized and near maniacal when shooting to absolute procrastination when attempting to complete the other half of the job – actually developing the images. Iโve been shooting a long time and I still donโt understand it. I just tell people it is โpart…
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IF YOU BUILD IT THEY WILL COME AND NEVER LEAVE
If you build it, they will come. This applies more to photographers than it does to those supernatural baseball players from โField Of Dreamsโ. There is something about great architecture that gets us photo people grabbing our rigs and running out the door faster than you can say โthis round is on meโ. As a…