The RAW file is a very powerful tool that is misunderstood by many people. Editing images has gotten a bad rap recently, but I think there is a misunderstanding of why we edit and what makes a final image truly ready for sharing and print as a photographer and artist.
Read More"Spectre" is not the only one in this exclusive behind-the-scenes on my most unique photographic series to date.
Read MoreA short trip to an exciting and iconic photo spot on the west coast!
Read MoreThe beauty and majesty of the Tetons is truly something else!!!
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Alberto with red and gold light on his face and a red background.
Want a unique perspective on graduation photos?!? Do it with the school colors!!!
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Fresh perspective of the ISU campanile found during my last week on campus! (P.S. Also my favorite composition!!!)
A slightly philosophical blog post after graduating from college this week based around my favorite image I have ever taken on campus.
Read MoreA short post on a new landscape photo I took on the campus of my soon-to-be alma mater!
Read MoreYou need to find some way of relaxing. A 'zen' activity every day is the best way to thrive in a busy and productive life.
Read MoreHere is why I did some edits of old photos into black and white photos, and the edits are actually better in black and white than in color.
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I recently shot this at 24 megapixels and delivered it at 18 megapixels. I didn't lose any detail in the image at all, and actually delivered more resolution than necessary. Why? Read on to find out!
A good question is asking whether megapixels really matter in photography. Do they? I look into the question in this blog post, and the answer I come to may be surprising to you!
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