The Enigma in the Picture
Ansel Adams once shared the thoughtful insight, “There are always two people in the picture: the photographer and the viewer.” The viewer has an important
I Wish I Knew How To Paint
by Frank Sauer Wild Roses Sony A65, Minolta 100mm @ f3.2 There are painters who paint in a painstakingly detailed, photorealistic way. While I admire
Of The Complexities of Image Quality – Part I – the sensor itself.
Sensor Generations There are roughly four generations of ancient sensors from the Nikon D1, which many would call the first true DSLR, to what I’m
Of the complexities of image quality (Introduction)…
Introduction: What is image quality, really? How much of it do we need? It’s not just resolution, although resolution plays some role. If we
Capturing the Human Spirit
The main focus of my two trips to Myanmar, also known as Burma, was to capture images that reflect the human spirit of a people
