Recently, I shared some advice on getting your work to the next level. The good folks over at North Austin Pfotography Society (NAPFS) invited me to speak about artist marketing and advancing as a photographer.…
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Chase the Light, the annual fundraiser for Photographic Center Northwest (PCNW) in Seattle, had a big opening reception and sale. It’s a wrap! Happy to say that this year Chase the Light was right off…
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Cool beans, it’s time for another Opportunity List. It’s been a while since my last one so I thought I would do another. Here are some places that want your art and photography right now:…
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This weekend is the annual “Chase the Light” fundraiser. For those who don’t know, this is an annual fundraiser held by Photographic Center Northwest (PCNW.) It’s called “Chase the Light” because photographers who participate all…
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For those following along with my “Borrowed Garden” series, these are images taken at the Hill Country Water Gardens in Cedar Park, Texas. The borrowed garden is a favorite spot of mine to take pictures.…
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Last week, I went down to Austin, Texas to take photographs at the annual O. Henry Museum’s Pun-Off. This was the museum’s 47th annual Pun-Off and it was a treat to get to attend and…
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Going old school this time, as I recently paid a visit to Pioneer Day in Round Rock. This is an annual event held by the Williamson Museum where the Old Settlers Association is open the…
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The laundry is done, the suitcases unpacked and ready for my next adventure, and now it’s time for me to share the top 10 things I’ve learned about Havana, Cuba. Here we go: 10. Paperwork…
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Did you enjoy a view of the recent total solar eclipse? As luck would have it, I was situated right in the path of totality. Yup, it came right over Texas. I was right “in…
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It’s time for an opportunity list! Here are some places that want your work right now: Since my last list, a lot of calls have been published. There really are a lot of calls out…
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It’s Holy Week. This is the most sacred week of the calendar for some religious folks. As a photographer, I have always wanted to do something special for Holy Week. Be it travel to Jerusalem…
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I must confess, I am not really a follower of the royals. Being American, I don’t get all that involved in their day to day shenanigans. Recent events have peaked my interest, however, as it…
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This weekend, I had opportunity to attend the great Texas Photography Festival. This is an annual event held up in Georgetown, organized by the Williamson Museum and former White House photographer David Valdez. Now in…
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Do you have a bucket list? Ever stop and think about the things you want to do before you’re dead? It’s one of those things. I don’t really keep a very long bucket list, but…
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Up until now, I have been sharing my unedited iPhone images. Today, I decided that I would process some of my images from Old Havana. One of the things that really struck me about the…
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The great photographer Robert Frank talked about, “the humanity of the moment.” Often, portrait photography is like this. We reveal our humanity in a small moment, a subtle gesture, a slight glance. The people of…
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Being a photographer, I must confess I am so over transportation. You could strap me into the back of anything from a rickshaw to a rocketship and I will fall asleep with nary a raised…
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One of the first things that strikes you when you arrive in Old Havana is the sense of community. The streets are so tight, the buildings are so tall, and you will often find yourself…
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I’m back! Did you miss me? Now, I wasn’t gone long, but it was a real journey. This time around, I headed off for some genuinely good times in Old Havana. This was my first…
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Excited to reveal that I’ve been selected to be included in the latest photography challenge over at Minted. Called “Camera Ready: Fine Art Photography Challenge” this piece, “Cream Colored Building, Taylor, Texas” is included in…
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