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The camera versus the human eye Superficially, the human eye appears to be similar to a camera. Here looks certainly deceive because, other than a...
Sequencing. The bane of the would-be book creator. The Question This is the first of two pieces on sequencing, in which I pull together ideas from...
One of the most emotive questions facing landscape photographers today is whether their images should be factual. If you take a photograph in Yosemite, should...
Under the Baja Sun The crew in the pit making bricks. Four years ago, my wife and I moved to Baja, California (Mexico). It’s a...
Daguerre And Talbot. Images are taken from “A World History of Photography, Third Edition by Naomi Rosenblum”. Photography has shaped and defined many of us...
From The Shadows Of Buffalo's Sentinels For many years every spring and summer, I would venture to Buffalo, NY, as part of Mark Maio's Silo...
Kevin Raber and Rad Drew Every now and then, photographers like myself need to seek therapy, and I’m not one for doing traditional therapy, so...
It was and always will be my belief that a great architectural image must adhere to the following 3 features: Composition is King. In architectural...
