
Rhetorical thinking about photography. This newsletter will be irregular. Sometimes every day, sometimes once a month, following my need to write.
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The argument for better gear is seductive because simple: get more sensitive sensors, better autofocus, faster lenses and motors, and you’ll produce better photographs.
The problem is that “better” assumes the goal is optical accuracy. Acc...
Another week of my mid-life project.
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One common advice to novice street photographers is to photograph the same area, near home, over and over again. That would allow them to know the place intimately and develop their skills in a familiar environment without relying on the ex...
I setup the zine exchange club a few months back.
I like zines as a window into what interests people and how they try to build a consistent narrative. It’s better than the odd isolated photo posted here or there on social media to underst...
One of the hardest thing in photography isn’t to learn how to use the camera or define your vision. It’s learning to trust your judgment when nobody is around to help you.
This woman walked right in front of me as I was taking my photo to...
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Amateur photographer. I started taking photography seriously in 2005 when the Canon 350D came out. A friend of mine had shown me his 300D and I fell in love with DSLRs.
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