The moleskine on the left is Mark’s; the one on the right is mine. I assure you that Mark’s was not doctored by me in any way. I simply saw the poor thing weighing down his desk, its binding stretched
Crunchberries Taste Like Crunchberries
I wanted to play around with lighting tonight and try something similar to what was done here with mac and cheese. This guy is using a more powerful flash, has a silver umbrella (which is more reflective), and has a
Lighting
This may look like a picture of Traci and Zeppelin. But, it’s actually a picture of me playing around with lighting. My lovely wife obliged me tonight be sitting still while I played around with my new hot lights. These
Camera Mode Selector
A few weeks ago, my buddy Bryan recommended that I start a photo blog for beginners. Since I’ve been so good to keep this site’s Tech Blog up to date (sarcasm), I’ve been putting together some blog articles that I
Homeward Bound
I had mixed feelings about posting this picture. Mostly because I look like absolute crap. This was the last picture we took as we packed up to head back home from Destin. When we got home, I was delighted that
Mo’ Beach!
Today was the day that the picture-taking really kicked in. At this point, Traci had gotten quite concerned why I hadn’t taken many pictures. I spent some time on the beach and by the pool (carefully!) and ended up with
Beech Knuts
Our plan for the evening was to hit the ever-popular Marina Cafe and then Hog’s Breath. Since I figured I’d take a lot of pics at the bar, I only took a few shots off the balcony, including the one
Pensacola Greyhound Races
Ever since we’ve been going to Destin, Traci has wanted to go back to the dog races in Pensacola. We hit the road in the afternoon for the 1.5 hour drive to the race track. I’ve never been to a
McQuire’s Dollar Bill$
This was our day of arrival in Destin. We followed tradition and went to Back Porch for lunch as soon as we got into Destin. We got our grub on and weren’t very hungry that evening, so we went to
Much Better
This picture combines several elements that I’m trying to incorporate more of. First off, the idea of getting closer to the subject if you’re having a hard time with the picture–or photography in general. Secondly, there’s no problem that can’t