Looking at art produced by others is a fantastic source of inspiration for me. My wife and I continue to be supporting members of the Seattle Art Museum (SAM) so that we can introduce our out-of-town guests to the permanent collections there. This year, we ended up having more guest …
I went out shooting last Sunday to find one more photo for my upcoming exhibit. Unfortunately, after driving all around town, I didn’t have much luck finding it. Feeling a bit defeated, I decided to head to Golden Gardens in Ballard and just take in the beautiful sunset. It wasn’t …
For the past few months I’ve been enrolled in a photography class at PCNW here in Seattle. It was a fantastic experience–great teacher, nice digital lab, and fun classmates. Each week we were given an assignment using a specific technique or topic that we had covered in class. Though I …
I’ve been rather busy with both my day job and making pictures for my final project, so it’s been a little while since I’ve posted anything. So here’s one from a recent day of shooting. I immediately thought the title was naturally “Burning Man,” but my wife also suggested another …
The final day of Penny De Los Santos’ three-day Food and Culture Photography workshop at creativeLIVE was one I will never forget. The field challenges, the raw emotions, the inspiration was simply palpable. I was lucky enough to witness some of it firsthand. On Sunday morning, my wife and I …
Seattle will be the temporary home of the Sea-Based X-Band Radar (SBX) for the next three months while it undergoes some maintenance. According to the Missile Defense Agency’s website, the SBX “tracks, discriminates, and assesses the flight characteristics of ballistic missiles. The SBX provides an advanced capability to the overall …
I am now more than halfway though the class at Photo Center NW. This past week’s assignment focused less on the technical aspects of photography and more on the creative. I think I may have had the most fun so far with this one. The idea was to use light …