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“Everyone is a Photographer Now…”

Photography: A recent quote by photographer Mary Ellen Mark has had some angst-driven controversy: "“People are bidding on something that has no value. I thought it was a joke, so I just took a cell phone picture of a real photograph. It is easy to take a good picture...

Impatient Patience

Impatient Patience

Impatient Patience...Keeping The Momentum While Learning the Ropes You know how you think about things around the edges, trying to formulate the thoughts into some kind of pattern that makes sense and can be challenged and won from various angles? You do? Cool, then...

An Excerpt From New E-Book

Chapter Eight Becoming Exceptional As we move toward the beginning of our business plan, I want to take this time to discuss becoming exceptional. Being exceptional means you are a cut above. Maybe two. Being exceptional means you do things differently, and better....

Camera Phones and the Future

Photography: "Everyone is now fully aware that professional Dslr are going to be replaced by mobile phone cameras. It is just a question of time. Already, this year, there has been more phone cameras sold than point and shoots. One main reason: Phone cameras can now...

First Roadtrip: Flagstaff and Jerome

First Roadtrip: Flagstaff and Jerome

I have not had the chance to do much roadtripping lately. The docs wanted me to stay pretty close to home for a while, but heading up to Flagstaff is only a couple of hours - well within the four hour limit. I wanted to catch some fall foliage, something I have never...

Kyle Jones Shoots the Reno Rodeo

Kyle Jones Shoots the Reno Rodeo

Project 52 Member Kyle Jones shot the rodeo in Reno recently. Kyle is a photographer of many interests and talents. He is working on building a book and getting out in the Reno market by the first of the year. This fun shoot is one of the stories he is working on for...

My Neighborhood

My Neighborhood

I have been recovering and walking... lots of walking. The immediate neighborhood is of course the most logical place, so I traverse the streets around my home a couple of times per day. When my friend Antony Northcutt asked to see some images from people's...

Life: Rebooting and Re-Evaluating

Life: Rebooting and Re-Evaluating

I dodged the bullet and my health is steadily improving. I am beginning to get clear headed again, the recent fogginess resulting from lungs that were not sufficient to make oxygen for the brain. The docs say the heart came through it with flying colors, even...

Mike Moore: Surf Meet

Mike Moore: Surf Meet

Project 52 member, Mike Moore's Project. I live in Encinitas California. It is a small but growing city 25 miles north of San Diego. Known for its legendary surf spots, Pipes, Swami’s and Stonesteps to name a few, Encinitas is often described as laid-back and funky....