I’ve had the opportunity over the past few months to get my greasy hands on some incredibly cool lenses from Tamron. As a long-time slinger of the Sony full-frame mirrorlessContinue readingTamron 70-180mm F/2.8 Di III VXD for Sony: MASSIVE REVIEW!
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Pescadero and Pomponio: Beaches of the Left Coast
Hang a soft left onto Moody Road. Twist up and over the gold plated hills through Los Trancos until the tiny stretch of asphalt turns to a road called Alpine;Continue readingPescadero and Pomponio: Beaches of the Left Coast
Making the Photograph: Sundown on the Great Yoo-Hoo River
I wouldn’t presume to know the motivations behind some of my fellow photographers reasoning for making or not making a photograph. The only information I have to go on isContinue readingMaking the Photograph: Sundown on the Great Yoo-Hoo River
Quitting a Job at 6 A.M. on a Thursday
I keep getting asked “What are you going to do?” Or even the occasional “Are you going to lose your insurance?” All I’m thinking about now is how it feelsContinue readingQuitting a Job at 6 A.M. on a Thursday
Digitalism and the Murder of Photography
Let’s talk about this. Why did you make your last photograph? Was it because there was an object or person or place that moved you on some weird level ofContinue readingDigitalism and the Murder of Photography
Iceman: The Laurel-Snow Wilderness Experience-Final Chapter
The constant hammering of the sleet against my tarp has given way to a strange and almost unperceivable buffered ticking sound. I lay there motionless…afraid to move from the longContinue readingIceman: The Laurel-Snow Wilderness Experience-Final Chapter
Iceman: The Laurel-Snow Wilderness Experience-Chapter 2
It suddenly occurs to me that I might very well die in this place. The reality of quietly slipping off into an unwaking sleep and giving into hypothermia becomes veryContinue readingIceman: The Laurel-Snow Wilderness Experience-Chapter 2
Iceman: The Laurel-Snow Wilderness Experience-Chapter 1
Sixteen degrees. The forecast only called for a low between twenty-three and twenty-five. It’s 2:30PM which is over two hours later than I hoped to be at the trail head.Continue readingIceman: The Laurel-Snow Wilderness Experience-Chapter 1