Photo Journal
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Starting my FIAP distinction journey…
Since I’ve had more free time this year to devote to photography, I started thinking about progressing my distinction beyond the IPF Licentiate and look the the next level Associate (AIPF). But when I looked at my work to date and thought about the panel requirements for the A, I really did not feel I
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Keep looking…
My disappointment last week with the Martello Tower at Corballis beach kept with me all week, so I knew I needed to go back and redeem the location. Stealing the last hour of light on Thursday gave me these satisfying shots from the same location, but different conditions [what’s new!] My bad habits persist
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Liquid Gold
Sometimes the sun just won’t dance! This morning I had the pleasure of being up before 5:30am to drop my daughter off EXTRA early, so I decided to bring my camera and grab a seascape before work. After the storm of the night before and a clearing sky I was sure I’d have a few
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Christelle…
I had the pleasure of hosting and shooting with Christelle last week. Christelle is from Quebec and was starting her month long Euro tour in Ireland last week. I had no real ideas about the shoot, but it wasn’t long before Christelle was making suggestions about outdoor locations and capturing some of the Irish landscape.Â
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More Panel thoughts
I’ve always thought Landscape and Seascape panels are more challenging than most because of the lack of control over the environment we have. The challenges should be essentially the same as any other panel subject; theme, continuity, balance, engagement, so why do I think it’s more difficult? Maybe it’s just a selection process I struggle