We’ve been around for a while, my wife (Steph) and I. 20 years to be precise. That was scary to type it! Scary and exciting looking back and beyond. So last September we packed our bags, parked our kids at Gramma & Grampa (thank you!), and hopped on a plane for San Francisco and beyond on…
So, I finally managed to go to a 4th of July fireworks show, unlike other years when I was stranded at home with my youngest refusing to go because of her being scared of loud noises. She loved the show and so did I. In fact the setting was perfect to try out some new…
To paraphrase Junie B. Jones’s excitement, regarding the results my first Cinestill 800 Tungsten 35mm film roll – Wowie, wow, wow! Cinestill 800 Tungsten 35mm Film Despite the fact that I seriously underexposed this film due to my mistakes in calculating exposure with my Sekonic L-398A Studio Deluxe III Light Meter. Go figure. Live and…
I don’t know how many times I had to fill, sign then email an artist release out to be signed, instruct the model to print it, sign it, scan it then send it back hopefully receive it in time to post my images. Believe me, I felt the pain of signing artist releases, but I…
So, after many days shooting video with a completely discombobulated rig where cables stuck out everywhere, catching up in everything around them, with PCM audio recorder mounted on top of the camera via a fragile hot shoe mount, (making every move in danger of braking something), I finally landed (after much research) on finding a…
It so happened that this balcony photo I took on my recent trip to Timisoara, Romania (my home town) was the 2000th photo in my Stocksy portfolio. These two years at Stocksy have been an amazing ride and I’m just scratching the surface. So much of what my portfolio is currently, is attributed to the…
It happened, and I couldn’t be more happier! My current portfolio on Stocksy reached the 1000 photo milestone! It’s been a fantastic year and I feel really privileged to be a part of this amazing and inspiring community of photographers.
This past Wednesday I had the privilege to witness and photo document Huestudio’s volunteer action at the Feed My Starving Children event at the beautiful Union Station in Chicago.
How a couple of old pallet boards can make a difference in creating an interesting texture for your food photography backgrounds
a test trying to match day light lighting with strobes
