In May of last year my father asked me to take his passport photo. He wasn’t going abroad but needed to get a passport as an ID for work he was doing within the United States. At the time it dawned on me that this was the closest I had [...]
Photographing multiple executives is never easy. You’re trying to get good expressions from everyone, ideally in the same frame, and there may be politics or other issues lurking beneath the surface. With a single subject portrait you can pick an environment that will work for any subject and then finesse [...]
My kids have been completely ensconced within Harry Potter for some time now. They read and re-read each book multiple times. I have not read the books, much to their dismay, but I have enjoyed watching the movies with them. As a photographer, one detail in the movies (and [...]
Recent portraits from a story on one of the youngest owners of a lumber yard in the United States.
Once in a while you get equipment that is a game changer. It changes the way you think, the way you shoot. This past fall I [...]
This is hot off the press and could affect all photographers returning from assignments abroad. U.S. Federal agents can seize electronic devices and printed material at the U.S. border for indefinite periods and without any cause. The list includes laptops, hard drives, flash drives, cell phones, iPods, pagers, beepers, video tapes, audio tapes, books, [...]
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