Interviews
November 24, 2014
6 Photography Lessons from a Combat Sniper
We see them in movies, we watch History Channel specials about them, and they are the things of which legends are made. Surprisingly, no, I’m not referring to UFOs. We’re talking about combat snipers, those lethal ghosts in face paint shifting in the shadows. I began contemplating the possible parallels between photographers and these men […]
Interview with Photographer and DIY-er Ragoem Kleczewski
About a year ago I began following the work of Netherlands photographer Ragoem Kleczewski, a great photographer and avid do-it-yourself-er whose equipment hacks and tricks have also been featured on the likes of diyphotography.net. Apart from his immense visual creativity, his DIY equipment and setups have served as inspiration for a variety of my own […]
Interview with British Photographer, Brian Kerr
Brian Kerr is an outstanding Scottish landscape photographer I’ve connected with on Flickr whose work I have come to greatly admire over the last while. Thank you, Brian, for taking some time out of your busy schedule to share a little about your passion and processes!
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Field notes...
I, thee, do love
Forty-one years of marriage. Countless trials, tears, and shadowed valleys which seemed impassible. Yet, countless joys. Countless laughs. Countless memories […]