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Olympus OM-D E-M5 Review: Studio Work (static)
Although the majority of my personal work takes place outdoors, my professional ventures are split about 70/30, with the smaller portion taking place in an indoor studio setting, be it with models,...
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Olympus OM-D E-M5 Review: Wildlife
While portrait and commercial shooting is my professional niche, wildlife photography is my personal addiction. The challenge of finding critters, of learning their habits and behaviors, and then...
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OM-D E-M5 Review Status
My review series of the Olympus E-M5 has gone somewhat off track these past couple of weeks, and for that I want to apologize. This is just a quick note to assure my readers that I haven’t dropped the...
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Olympus OM-D E-M5 Review: Portraiture
Alright, so after an embarassing couple of weeks filled with delays, we’re back on track to finally finish up this never-ending review series! So let’s talk portraiture. I saved this one until last...
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Review – Panasonic Leica 100-300mm
Image credit: Panasonic.net Pansonic’s 100-300mm telephoto was one of the first lenses I bought for my m4:3 system. It was the replacement to my venerable Canon 300L f/4 IS, which was a spectacular...
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Thoughts on a few photography books
I have always been a voracious reader of books – loved them as a kid and still do today. Bookstores are some of my favorite places in the world – real bookstores, that is, which means the smaller,...
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Photoshop CS6
Image credit: adobe.com I finally gave in and upgraded to Photoshop CS6. It’s been installed for about two weeks now and I’m slowly becoming more comfortable with it. It’s funny, since it’s essentially...
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The Goldilocks Dilemma
[Photo credit: Think Tank Photo]A couple of weeks back I caved and ordered a new photo bag. The problem was that my little Domke F-10 was just a little too small – perfect for one body and 1-2 extra...
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Kayak Updates
Kayak season is once again over; the leaves are down, the temperatures are down with them, and we’ve already had a dusting of snow. Pretty soon the lakes will freeze over and I’ll be walking across...
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A few thoughts on radio slaves
I’m still using the Yongnuo RF-602 radio slaves that I purchased back in mid-2011. I was still shooting with Canon gear then, so the 602s have survived not only 4 years of service, but also the...
View ArticleOlympus TG-3 Review
Some of you may recall the arrival of my Olympus TG-3 last spring. I’d half to call it a half-impulse buy; I’d been considering adding a waterproof camera...
View ArticleOn photography while traveling
I’ve just returned from a week-long stay in Savannah, Georgia, and before I start to post photos and talk about my adventures down south, I want to start...
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