Posts Tagged ‘Digital Photography’

I find it very difficult to remain positive, upbeat and centered with all the madness and corruption in the world swirling around me from every media outlet, in addition to the constant bureaucratic “senseless” demands I face working at the college level these days. Life used to be much simpler and stress free, but no [...]

Even though there were not a great many speakers at this years Society for Photographic Education Conference, I got a lot from Sam Wang’s keynote address and hearing Honored Educator’s Gil Leebrick and Jackie Leebrick talk about their individual photographic journey’s . It’s always great to hear other image makers talk about their work. To [...]

I was thinking how incredibly lucky I’ve been to have started my photographic career working with film and traditional photographic processes. In just a matter of a few years digital technology has literally hijacked all aspects of the Photographic Industry. Students entering the field of photography (in most cases) are not exposed to the magic [...]

Let me start off this blog post by wishing everyone “out there” a Happy New Year! I’m feeling pretty good about the coming year – I hope you all are as well. It’s going to be a busy one for me, but I’m sensing good things on the horizon. OK…..So I broke down and bought [...]