From the monthly archives:

March 2009

The Birth of Modern Landscape Photography

March 30, 2009 Craft

While many equate Ansel Adams as the father of landscape photography, there were others who also had a great influence on modern photography, and none more so than the legendary Edward Weston. There is a great NY Times article on his work, his place in history, and his primary landscape subject, the coastal area of [...]

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Bridge Lines

March 29, 2009 Craft

I came across this scene early Friday morning while fog hung over the entire Hudson Valley. The shapes of the bridges made for a repeating pattern, while just enough blue sky keeps the image from becoming black and white. It waw worth the early rise! Tweet this Post

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Featured Print: Magic Moment, Hudson River

March 25, 2009 Craft

Of all the images I make on a regular basis, only a few actually become a part of my “portfolio”, which are the photographs I feel best represent my work as a landscape photographer. These are the only images I make available for purchase on the webstore, as well as at galleries and art shows. [...]

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Photography Masters on the Rangefinder Channel

March 21, 2009 Craft

I’ve been extremely busy with several photography projects as of late, and I have not been able to write as much as I’d like here. The good news is I have a whole series of articles waiting to be started and finished, so there will be much to come in the near future. I appreciate [...]

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Morning Frost

March 13, 2009 Prints

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Getting Past The Obvious Photograph

March 11, 2009 Craft

I really enjoy photographing lighthouses, especially because they really challenge me to “see” beyond the ordinary, and hopefully take me to that edge of creativity where real growth occurs. There isn’t a lighthouse in existence that hasn’t been photographed countless times, so it can be difficult to find a unique perspective- an interpretation that goes [...]

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