Who Are You With?
Last Saturday night, the Fourth of July, 2026 I was standing at the dark end of the Rutland fairgrounds with a tripod over my shoulder, and a fireman asked me…
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July 9, 2026
Landscape Photo Composition Part 1 – Leading Lines Made Easy
Aspiring photographers can be intimidated with composition and trying out some of the suggested tips that they read about from professionals... but there is an easy way to use these tools for composition without overthinking it. I'll show you how using the example of leading lines.
April 11, 2026
5 Classic Views of Mount Mansfield – Easy Shots with Dramatic Results
Vermont's tallest and most spectacular mountain, Mount Mansfield aka The Madonna, offers some of the most dramatic photographic opportunities in the state. If you've ever admired stunning photos of this…
January 1, 2026
Photo Location: Bomoseen, Vermont
At Crystal Beach in Bomoseen, VT there is an oak tree that keeps its ;eaves most of the year well into winter. At sunset the light from behind lights up…
December 10, 2025
Appreciating Stick Season
It's no secret. Stick season kind-of sucks far as photo opportunities go, but it doesn’t have to be ugly or depressing. If you're looking for subjects to photograph, it doesn’t…
December 2, 2025
What Was “Really” There Anyway? – Reality and the Camera RAW File
I'm a photographer. I've spent thirty plus years trying to work combinations of light and light-sensitive materials into personal visions. In the beginning most of this involved shooting color slide…
December 13, 2014
Water Part 2 – Photographing Lakes and Oceans
As the title implies this is the second installment of a series on photographing water. Last time I covered rivers and waterfalls. Today let’s cover lakes and oceans. At the…
July 28, 2014
Photographing Water – Part 1 Waterfall Photography and River Photography
Water - photographers love it... and for good reason. It seems to make any scene more interesting with its movements, highlights and reflections. It generates its own atmosphere, shapes the…
April 6, 2014
Welcome
In this week's post the "what's new" is pretty obvious. Everything is new. The site, studio, twitter, blogs and I'm still working out the bugs, but spring is almost here.…
March 29, 2014