Portraits are typically regarded as a depiction of stillness where viewers can read emotions and character on a subject’s face. Once in a while, however, we encounter photographers who are adept at exploring the possibilities of expression through movement. Their work encapsulates the idea of capturing a moment in time
When working on a complicated stitching job such as a Milky Way panorama, it’s easy for me to lose track of time. I had a conversation with a buddy of mine that reminded me that computers can hurt you. Or rather, you can hurt yourself at your computer. Here’s an
(Editor’s note: Guest contributor Steve Inglima continues his discussion of the view camera and how its aesthetic informs digital photography. This installment explains the circle of coverage in relations to the shift movement in the view camera and the DSLR equivalent, the tilt / shift lens. Here are links to
I’m a photographer and a dad, and when those two roles meet I’m a happy man. One of the fun things about photographing my own kid is creating pictures of her having fun. I believe that having pictures of your kids being happy and having fun hanging on the wall
