Videos And Articles
The Adventures of Lego Man: Having Fun
Lego Man continues his adventures around the Davenport home. This week, he hosts a "Lego Rave" for his best girl and all of his friends.
onOne / First Look at Photo Suite 9
On Friday, onOne hosted a webinar showcasing a few of the features coming in Perfect Photo Suite 9. Overall, I'm quite impressed.
A Morning at Ocean Beach
A beautiful morning along a small patch of sand nestled among the cliffs of Ocean Beach in San Diego.
The Adventures of Lego Man: Work
The adventures of Lego Man continue... this week he provides a little roadside assistance.
Mount Laguna's Northern Sky
After another week of clear, boring skies, I traded San Diego's coastline for the local mountains to look at the stars.
The Adventures of Lego Man: Nature
This is a departure from my normal seascape and landscape subjects. It's part of a month long themed challenge I help curate on Google+. Click through and learn about the upcoming adventures of Lego Man.
Scott's Laws of Photo Critique... or You Are the Beginning and the End of Your Art
Like most things in photography, critique is a subjective matter. A conversation with a few other photographers last week prompted me to write down my "laws" of photo critique. Click through and learn how the Beatles' George Harrison fits in.
A Local Meetup and A Busted Sunset
I said hello and goodbye to a local photographer this past weekend at Windansea Beach. The sunset didn't deliver, but the meetup was nice.
Taking a Photo Trip? 4 Tools to Help You Plan
I'm heading to the Portland, Oregon area in a little less than six weeks for a photo trip. Here's 4 tools I'm using to plan the trip.
Change Your Camera Angle For A Better Photo Composition
As photographers, we are always looking for a unique angle for a subject. Changing the angle of your camera a mere 10 degrees can help you do just that.
Last Weekend's Photo Harvest and I Get Photobombed
I had a relaxing, laid back morning at the ocean last Sunday. After twilight shooting, I waited for the sun to illuminate the rocks. And then I was photobombed.
