Photography has been a passion since I first picked up a camera more than two and a half decades ago. I don’t shoot as often as I’d like these days, but this allows me to focus on personal projects rather than client work. I document some of those projects here. Of course, there’ll be the occasional review, because who doesn’t love camera gear?
During any given photo shoot, I usually have a few pieces of equipment with me that have WiFi capabilities, and it’s nice when I can get them all talking to each other and serving a useful purpose. There’s the Nikon WT-3 grip for the D200 (which is a fantastic setup for shooting events where on-site…
TTSOL is going to become a section on the site that I will populate over the coming weeks, months and years. It stands for “Taking The Studio On Location”, and it’s really just an attempt to make life easier for myself. Working in a studio environment is great. It really is. It’s warm, it’s dry,…
Thus far, I’ve only used this blog to post about Linux stuff, but I also created it to write about photography related things as well. First of those photography related things is the X-Rite ColorChecker Passport (CCP), as I’ve had a number of people asking me about this recently. So, what is it? Why use…
