The Impact You Can Have On Others
I just came back from a sushi dinner. I’ll be honest, I was grumpy today. Feeling under the weather. When I walked in, the waitress (a twenty something girl) said…
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Photo Editing Tip: Keeping Your Photos Consistent
If you are new photography, you might not have a definitive style yet and that’s ok! Style is something that develops over time and constantly evolves. Recently I made the…
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Is My Work Good or Bad?
The first picture I ever took was from my grandpa’s camera circa 1987. We were sitting on the lawn at Evergreen College in San Jose, CA and gramps asked me…
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Keep Inspired by Shooting Film
One of the ways I keep inspired is to shoot film. It’s challenging, interesting, and no matter what you do or how advanced technology gets, it is IMPOSSIBLE to replicate…
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7 Tips for Photographing People
When I first started photography I stuck to landscapes and inanimate objects because they were easy. I didn’t have to worry about a something judging me. It took me a…
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When do Wedding Vendors take their break?
When mapping out wedding/event timelines, some people ask when photographers usually take a break. A lot of event planners know this, but the best time for photographers + videographers to…
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US Open, Pebble Beach: Clint Eastwood and Arnold Palmer
I went up to Monterey to photograph an event honoring Clint Eastwood, Arnold Palmer, Dick Ferris, and Peter Ueberroth. It’s always inspiring to be around people who are not only…
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Headshot Lighting Tip
Here is an easy tip if you want good natural portrait light. DOORWAYS are great. I love them. The subject is in the shade while light funnels in, resulting in…
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