Photographing Dead Dinosaurs at Thanksgiving Point
Dinosaur Fossils Thanksgiving Point is a non-profit organization dedicated to educating the community through a variety of venues, including gardens, farms and some great museums. I was recently contracted by TP to photograph their facilities, specifically, their Museum of Ancient Life which happens to offer the world’s largest display of mounted dinosaurs. Dinosaurs have always held [...]
A Glimpse of Malaysia
I recently had a short stay in the Malaysian capitol city of Kuala Lumpur. As it was my first time to Malaysia, I made sure to set aside an afternoon and evening for some street photography. A few hours of wandering streets and malls while shooting and sampling great Indian, Chinese and Malay food produced [...]
The Complete Lightroom Workflow
Introduction to the Complete Lightroom Workflow Over the last 6 months, I have worked to develop a rating and labeling system that could be integrated into my complete lightroom workflow. This workflow is based on research of several different photographers’ workflows, including the Workflow Smart Collections by John Beardsworth. You can download a Lightroom catalog containing [...]
A Royal Wedding, Some Costumes, a British Person and Guacamole…
A British friend held a party Friday night in honor of the day’s wedding of Prince William to Kate Middleton. All in attendance (of the party, that is) dressed as well-known Brits, past and present. I had so much fun shooting with my iPhone’s Hipstamatic app, I thought I would post the images here…
Going Up or Down? Climbing and Caving in Northern Thailand
Thailand is well known as the land of smiles, beautiful beaches and incredible climbing on “Salvador Daliesque” limestone. What many do not know, however, is that the same conditions that create the endless climbable yellow and orange karst towers also create a fantastic network of underground caves. On arrival in Thailand, many adventurers head south [...]
