I had second thoughts about including this image in my "Skid Row" set. At first I didn't feel like it fit with the whole look and feel of the set. So when I first uploaded the set, I didn't include this photo. Until Lightroom changed my mind. I was… more »

Sometimes post-processing can be a little too much. This photo, although it looks pretty good, suffers from heavy-handed post work. I kicked the Clarity slider in too hard (I usually do) which gave it a weird effect. Does it look bad? No, not really. It… more »

Street Photography. To some it's a new 'hot topic' and to others it's the norm. The thing about street photography is it's somewhat undefined. For the most part, it has to be out on the street, and include at least one person/subject. Other then that, th… more »

I remember hearing that 'taking pictures of brick walls is boring and overdone'... luckily that statement is a matter of opinion more than fact. Brick walls can be very interesting, and certainly not overdone depending on how you do it. Yet another pho… more »

Ok so I might have a thing about taking pictures of moss. I just... like... moss. And I like the juxtaposition of natural vs. man-made as well. Moss is just so damn green. Like, a green that always seems to pop out when you take a picture of it. This pho… more »

The past weekend was pretty great. Getting to see Freeman Patterson speak was pretty good, he takes some pretty great nature photos. There were a number of things that irritated me about his seminar, but that's nothing I'll get into now. Got to photo-w… more »

Bikes. I love them. (And when I say bikes, it's a broad term, I love motorcycles, scooters, and conventional bicycles) Recently I've taken to converting my old and tired mountain bike into a single speed (not fixed gear) bike. Ever since I can remembe… more »

Tomorrow I get to go to a seminar hosted by the Langley Camera Club. The seminar will feature Freeman Patterson, a Canadian nature photographer, who is pretty well known in the Canadian photography circles. He's written a number of books, has hosted ma… more »