On the rails

Got a long lens? Use it. Fill your frame. Less is often more, and telling a story with fewer elements rather than every element in the scene will help drive an image and get your point across much better.

A funny thing happened

Leo and Jimmy had a lot of catching up to do. They hadn't seen each other for years....

A Day at the Beach

I've been playing around with an HD Camcorder. I like it, but now it looks like I'm going to have to get some better software than came with it. I'd like to be able to overlay sound, and even do some frame by frame editing if need be...

Working by hindsight

It's no wonder we hit a wall, we've been making decisions while focused on our rear ends.

The Crossing

I was trying something new (sort of) and decided to just drive around with the camera clicking as I went along. Kind of a version off see if something sticks. Not the greatest photo, but still fits in with my mapping project.

Long Way Out

Telling a visual story differently can be as simple as changing your lens. Your perspective will change accordingly.

Looking into the future

Wouldn't it be nice to be able to look into the future? Think how simple things would be, but then again where would the challenge be....