Photo critiques are an important part of growing as an artist. Deliver them with empathy and the intent to help.
Read MoreSharing stories about our biggest burdens with photography.
Read MoreLeaving oneself open to possibility is something I work into my photography habits.
Read MoreSometimes you need to put something away to make progress on it.
Read MoreBruce Lee was a great thinker and he taught me an invaluable approach to my photography.
Read MoreAll artists struggle at one time or another. You’re not alone.
Read MoreIs there a truth in photography? A single truth? Or many truths?
Read MoreMetadata is an undervalued tool for growing as an artist.
Read MoreCraig Ferguson’s simple yet profound advice for relationships also helps me fight against Gear Acquisition Syndrome.
Read MorePhotography can be more than just a photo. It’s a vehicle to experience the world around us.
Read MoreA familiar routine in a place of comfort. The more times we do something, the better we get at it. Yet there is a downside.
Read MorePhotography for many of us is a solo endeavor. It doesn’t have to be.
Read MoreI am current in one of the inevitable valleys photographers encounter on our journey behind the lens. I’ve had creative ruts before. This is different… but it’s not all bad.
Read MoreI’m a Beatles fan. I own every album. On vinyl. I’ve worn through and replaced a few of them. Beatles music is why I picked up a bass and later a guitar. And there is a story about George Harrison that changed my photography forever.
Read MoreA good photo workshop immerses you in photography, pushes you creatively, and reinvigorates your passion for photography. In my experience, workshops are actually one of the best ways to grow as an artist.
Read MoreThe word ‘regret’ is a word I normally don’t associate with my photography. Yet there is a regret I do have … missed opportunities. Specifically, missed opportunities to create memories with my camera.
Read MoreWelcome to The Stop Down Photography Podcast! So… I’m starting this new journey of podcasting, and I hope you’ll come along on the trip. All trips have to begin somewhere. In this first episode, I share my history with photography and how it’s led me to create this podcast.
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