- This site is for the roving photographer. It is not so much a place for travel images themselves, but rather how to select and travel with the right image-making tools.
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Monthly Archives: September 2009
What is in a name? NOTHING!
Why am I the only one who seems to be irritated by the naming and marketing of some nebulous and generally intangible “processing engine” by the big digital camera manufacturers. Continue reading
Digital Nikonos?
Returning to the sport of sea kayaking after several years hiatus, I realized I’m missing something that was previously available to me when I began paddling. A compact waterproof camera with interchangeable lenses. Continue reading
Posted in Rants and other Lunacy
Tagged backcountry, kayak, linkedin, problem, underwater, UW, waterproof, wish list
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Introducing…
Well, Freud could have a field day with what I am about to do, and that is to give that bitter voice a platform under the guise of another author for this site. Meet Angry Photographer – then immediately proceed to hide your children, adorn a helmet, and fasten your seatbelt. Continue reading
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Tagged Angry Photographer, linkedin, problem, rant, site note
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An Off-Topic Rant (first of many to come)
I was born into an analog world. Fortunately the peak of my photographic career overlapped with the advent of digital, so I have been gifted with a strong foundation in both worlds. So much so, that my personal workflow generally mixes the use of film and a computer for even the simplest of projects. I am very much of the mindset that there is a right tool for every job and it is my imperative to understand not only which is which, but how to utilize that tool as well. That being understood may lay a foundation for the rant to follow. Continue reading
Warning to WordPressers
This is a warning to my fellow Wordpress users… over the past few days there have been some hackers taking over our sites via accounts setup for new users. The attacks seem to be centered in Europe, Germany primarily, by registering users with Gmail accounts. Continue reading