While we all strive for photographic excellence in our work and in the choice of our subjects, it is very easy to lose out on photographing our own family. We put a lot of effort and time in shooting for our clients or for our portfolios but when we photograph those close to us we [...]
Month: October 2013
The Photographer’s Camera – Follow up
Our last write up, “The Photographer’s Camera,” has met with a great response. Thank you all for your comments and thoughts. No, we are not switching to Nikon or Sony. The purpose of this article was to share our thoughts about the industry and compliment companies that push the envelope. Some of you interpreted my [...]
The Photographer’s Camera
Along with digital photography came a new way of thinking. Old concepts and designs were abandoned and new, high-tech designs emerged. I remember recently talking to someone who had just bought the latest SLR and started reading the manual. He was in awe – his camera could take photos even faster than he could blink [...]
The Mission District – a visual feast of mural art
While researching our recent photography trip to San Francisco and area, we put the Mission District high on our list of things to do. Some Internet guides characterize this area as dangerous to visit, citing frequent shootings and robberies. We’re glad we didn’t listen. Named for Mission Dolores, founded in 1776, the Mission District is [...]