WEEKEND PROJECT: Take a walk or a hike with photography as the main priority

You might have to do this one yourself. I’ve irritated many a hiking buddy by stopping every ten feet to take a picture. This weekend, take a walk or a hike with photography in mind. Don't worry about how far you go, or how fast your pace is. Really slow down and pay attention to your surroundings. Look at things from different angles, as well. Climb up on top of a rock (carefully,) or lie down on your belly to get a different perspective of your surroundings. Don't be afraid to get dirty.

WEEKEND PROJECT: Texture

 We’re gong to try something new here on the blog. A simple assignment to try over the weekend. It may sometimes go along with the 52 Weeks project--that way you can cover both at the same time. Grab your camera, and let’s go! This weekend, get as close as you can to your subject (if... Continue Reading →

52 Weeks Project

A few years ago, I started working on a 52 week project with my daughter, but we didn’t really get into it. There were missing weeks, half-assed submissions, and I quit at the 30 week mark. This year will be different. But I want to go a step further and create a combined 52 week... Continue Reading →

2013: A year in review

Ever since I started posting photos to Flickr, I’ve used it as a way to review the previous year. Reviewing the Archive area of my Flickr account is a great way to jog the memory when writing these Year in Review posts. Even if you don’t blog, it’s fun to run back through the memories... Continue Reading →

The Year of the iPhone

Lightroom Data I decided to dig around in Lightroom to see how many photos I took each year, going back to when I started taking digital photos. I ended up grabbing a bit more data just for kicks. Photos Per Year In addition to Lightroom data, I grabbed some numbers from Flickr. Looks like 2008... Continue Reading →

How to survive the Zombie Apocalypse with Evernote

Almost everyone knows how Evernote enhances the lives of... well... the living. But can it also ensure the living stay living in the event of an undead overpopulation? Absolutely.Create a notebook stack called Zombie Apocalypse. In that stack, add the following notebooks: Apocalypse checklist Supplies Safe houses Escape routes Possible supply replenishment locations Zombie sightings... Continue Reading →

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