Creating a Table Top Studio for Macro Photography
June 29, 2021
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One of my real joys in photography is creating macro images. Armed with several different size macro lens I can often be found searching the woods behind my home and my yard for macro subjects. And although my neighbors may think I am a bit off, I have been known to run around my yard and neighborhood armed with a butterfly net. Even killing bugs i...
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My new photobook is now available!
February 26, 2017
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My new photo book, "Rising Above: The Great Flood of 2016" is now available through the link provided below. Here is the book description:
About the Book The August 2016 flood in south central Louisiana left thousands without homes or transportation, destroyed businesses and infrastructure on an epic scale never before witnessed. The city of Denha...
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How to Avoid a Chemical Attack!
April 27, 2016
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I had the opportunity to “shoot” my first Color Run this last weekend. (If you are unfamiliar with what that is, check Google.) I was pretty excited to be going until I took a few minutes to check YouTube on how to best photograph this kind of an event. I expected to find information on the technical aspects like shutter speeds and f-stops. Instead...
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Old Images from New - Creating the Look and Feel of the Past.
April 21, 2016
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There are two things about me that are important to understand. One, I have a BA degree in history, and second, that I am a Marine Corps Vet. Now add to that my love of photography and a desire to share that with others. Throw in the "Relive WWII Weekend" reenactment at the Sidney Hutchinson Memorial Park in Walker, Louisiana. The result is a LOT o...
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