Here is a humorous and “politically incorrect” look at the top ten idiots we often encounter at crowded tripod holes…
Horror at Henfield
In the decades that followed, it was rumored that Mingo, West Virginia was harboring an evil supernatural presence, most likely the result of the town’s macabre history…
Is Street Photography of Children Ever OK?
When it comes to street photography, is it ever OK to take pictures of children without parental permission?…
“Hearing the Light” – The Deep Connection between Photography and Music
The connection between photography and music has always fascinated me. Like many, I was deeply exposed to music growing up. As a child, I learned how to play the piano by ear, often reconstructing complex melodies in my head…
Using “Sense of Place” to Build Stronger Photographic Images
“If all your life means to you is water running over rocks, then photograph it, but I want to create something that would not have existed without me.” ~Minor White…
The Apathetic Photographer
At some point in our photographic lives, we all experience apathy. This demotivating condition can best be described as a state of indifference; the suppression of emotions such as concern, excitement, motivation or passion. Like any other psychological ailment, photographic apathy manifests itself in varying degrees of severity…
Missouri Photo Workshop – An Experience That Lasts a Lifetime
I was sitting on Fritz’s couch when his daughter Sue asked me squarely, “Why do you want to do a story about my Dad?” I told her, “If I don’t do it, then who will?”…
