The original Route 91 memorial for the tragedy was set up around the Vegas sign using the crosses as the starting point. Knowing that it was only going to up for a few weeks I visited it a few times to take photos. Below is a link to a short photo essay I did on... Continue Reading →
Long story short, I purchased a Fujifilm X-T100. I intended to purchase a Fujifilm camera eventually but wasn’t quite sure when I would pull the trigger. After seeing some great reviews of the X-T100 I decided it might be a perfect entry point for me into the Fujifilm system and into the world of mirrorless.... Continue Reading →
Just a quick update about some new gear. I ordered a new Canon 35mm f2.0 IS. I've never owned a 35mm prime but have always wanted one. I am excited to use it to shoot some cool cityscape shots.
If you follow my photography account on Instagram then you've seen both of these images but I'd thought I'd start sharing some photos I post on here as well. These are a couple of cool shots of Downtown Las Vegas taken with my old Canon 55mm f1.2 FL adpated to my Canon EOS 6D. When... Continue Reading →
2018 is turning out to be a big year for the mirrorless camera market. Sony and Fujifilm have solidified their place as the leaders in this market and Canon and Nikon have just begun take this technology seriously. Given that these cameras don't have a mirror to reflect a preview image through the viewfinder they... Continue Reading →
I want to get in a rhythm of writing smaller updates and posts for this blog. Using it as journal of projects and things I am trying out seems like a good way to post on a regular basis. One of the things that happened this week that I'm excited to share is the fact... Continue Reading →
This is not just a rhetorical question for a blog post title. I still ask myself this question from time to time. My interest in the art of the still image was re-ignited a few years ago. Not long after, I was down a YouTube rabbit hole of videos about shooting 35mm film. Shooting on... Continue Reading →
I love new gear just as much as the next person. If I could afford it I would buy a new camera or lens every month and never stop. Not only is that not fiscally realistic it is not conducive to being creatively productive. Getting caught up in gear lust or spec envy of newer... Continue Reading →
In my last post I talked about what hardware I use to work on video and photo projects. Now I will cover some of the software tools I use to create with. Most of my working adult life as been as a video editor in one form or another. In that time I have used... Continue Reading →
