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Archive for August, 2007

Photo & Keywords: Yoga in the great outdoors

Friday, August 31st, 2007

Picture: Yoga Teacher (in red) and student practice yoga outdoors at Red Mountain Spa in Ivins, near St. George, Utah

The other day, a friend of mine sent me a really nice photo of his girlfriend practicing yoga on a mountainside in the Eastern Sierra. The only chance I ever had to photograph something like that [...]

Hear Ye, Hear ye; Hear Me Here

Wednesday, August 29th, 2007

…thus spoke Who-a-thustra?
Last week, fellow Bay Area photographer and weblogger Jim Goldstein released part one of a two-part interview with yours truly. In the interview, I discuss my background, including my work with Galen Rowell, my personal interests, and the fine art of seeing light. The entry on his site will offer options for ipod [...]

Tidbits for your entertainment

Tuesday, August 28th, 2007

I found a few things that I’d like to pass along for your web cruising entertainment, etc..
First up, let’s just call this Wyoming Big Sky Country. Two excellent night photos of Old Faithful and the Tetons, courtesy of Wally Pacholka (Astropics.com) and APOD (Astrononmy Picture of the Day)
Next, for you really heavy-duty Photoshop users, [...]

Dancing in the street – kinda

Tuesday, August 28th, 2007

Yesterday was a strange day. Never before have I been so happy to see school start. As a kid, and for mine as well, the start of school smacks us in the face with the dreaded end of summer. Yet now, as a parent, a stay-at-home working parent, life has finally turned full circle, and [...]

Photo & Keywords: Rainbow over vineyard

Saturday, August 25th, 2007

Picture: Rainbow during a spring rain storm over wine vineyard and oak tree, near Booneville, Anderson Valley, Mendocino County, California
For those of you familiar with the saying that rainbows herald the ending of a storm, this rainbow also signifies another type of closing. If you’ve been following this weblog, you know that I’ve been providing [...]

Photo: (non-)Polarizer problem solving

Tuesday, August 21st, 2007

Picture: Bicyclist on narrow twisting road through grass hills near Mount Tamalpais, Marin County, California

Last week I was giving a private workshop along the back slopes of Mount Tamalpais in Marin County. I was discussing the use of polarizers, anda common problem that happens when using them with wide angled lenses. That problem is the [...]

Now you see me now you don’t now you do

Tuesday, August 21st, 2007

If you tried visiting my weblog in the last day or so, chances are you saw instead of my weblog, a big Wordpress Error. There was a time when I’d spent every ounce of energy trying to figure our the problem, or calling tech support every few hours. This just reinforced the idea that we [...]

Copycat copying my copyright copy

Tuesday, August 14th, 2007

Over on one of the nature photography forums today, someone posted a link to COPYSCAPE, a web site that will help you find plagiarized web content. In otherwords, it simply scans html pages for similar words. When I checked out my home page, a good number of web sites came up, which should have been [...]

Photo: Morning light and fog over vineyard

Saturday, August 11th, 2007

Picture: Morning light and fog over vineyard near Hopland, Mendocino County, California

I just got back another batch of keyworded images; this time it was my collection of 400 photos of Mendocino County taken for my book, Backroads of the California Wine Country. This is about as fresh as it gets, in that I just downloaded [...]

Ripped off – like fer’ sure!

Thursday, August 9th, 2007

While catching up on some newsgroup reading, there was a thread in a forum populated by microstock shooters that was called, “Ripped Off”. It seems this photographer had seen one of his images used in an editorial publication, but credited to the wrong photographer. His apparent assumption was that this other photographer had swiped his [...]






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