Seattle Architectural & Real Estate Photographer:

Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, and respect thereof. However, once in a while I run across a post where the information is at best misleading, at worst just plain wrong. I bumped into a post in the photography group today that is replete with errors.   What do we do about this? 1. Sen...

One of the fun things about photography is freeing yourself from the constraints 'rules' and just experimenting. Take a look at the image below. Would it surprise you if I told you I shot this in broad daylight? In fact, it was supremely bright outside. I simply underexposed the image (significa...

One of the truly great things about shooting digitally is the freedom to simply snap away. Of course the downside to all this is you are likely to end up with a a lot of images...and I mean a LOT. If you are anything like me, you probably have a large collection of photos - some which you really...

If you've read my blog much you'll probably know that I like to photograph spiders. I used to be quite afraid of them as a child, time has passed and the fear has become interest or at least curiosity tinged with a bit of respect. Frankly, they can make quite stunning subjects as well. But not t...

If you've been following my blog about dealing with interior light for RE shoots, you might have noticed I'm a big fan of dusk shots. Not only are they quite easy to create but they can be very dramatic as well. Must dusk shots involve exteriors (focal point house) or interior (focal point inter...