How to Get Better at Photography: The Power of Setting Limits to Improve Your Skills
If you’re one of those photographers who agonize over what gear to stuff in your camera bag every time you head out the door, you might to hear this! Setting…
Fuji X100v Jpeg Black and White Recipe (My Favorite)
Fuje Jpeg Recipes are one of the things that Fuji users often fall in love with. I know it took a while, but I'm now hooked, and I spend quite…
Embracing Imperfection With the Fujifilm X100v: A Photo Walk at Dusk
We purchase cameras for many reasons. Sometimes it’s because we need more megapixels to fulfill a job requirement. Other times it’s because our old cameras just can’t keep up with…
Fuji X-E4 with 27mm f/2.8 Real World Examples (This combo rocks!)
For me, Fuji is all about producing great results while giving the user a sense of enjoyment when photographing. It's why I love the small form factors of the Fuji…
The Fuji X-E4 is the newest, smallest and lightest addition to my camera bag!
The Fuji X-E4 Review: A “Little Camera that Can.” Mostly.
I did it. I bought another camera even though I didn't technically "need" one. Hello, X-E4. As a photography teacher and camera guy, new gear is fun. But as a…
Learning With Limitations: The One-Lens Challenge
Sometimes learning photography is about setting limitations and challenging your perspective. This morning was just too beautiful to stay indoors, so I took my seldomly used (lately anyway) 50mm f/2…
An Interview With Photographer Randy Edwards
Find Randy's amazing work on his Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/randyedwardsphotos/ Or check out his website here: https://randyedwardsphotos.com/ From Randy's Website: I'm a photographer & videographer with a wide range of shooting…
“Shadows and Light” – A conversation with Photographer Tim Carlson
Tim is one of those photographers that makes me want to go out and take more photos. The way he sees the world and captures common beauty astounds me. Our…
Yes, You Are a Photographer
After class last weekend, I struck up a conversation with one of my students. During the conversation, she cautioned me: "But I'm not a photographer. Not really. I just take…
