When You’re Right, You’re Right
When you’re right, you’re right and we, as human beings, will fight to be right. But what are we fighting to be right about? I’m constantly hearing conversations about the economy.
“I can’t afford to…”
“These are tough times.”
“I’m scared I might lose my job.”
“Who knows how long its going to be like this.”
We really don’t have [...]
Trip to Jim Thorpe, PA
I spent three very enjoyable days (August 21-24) on a photography and mountain biking trip to Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania. Jim Thorpe is a very small town (named after the famous athlete) located in the Western Pocono Mountains, approximately 2.5 hours from New York City.
I went to Jim Thorpe with the intention of photographing a [...]
Great Places to Photograph Nature and Wildlife (Part 2)
The Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge, Brigantine Division, in Oceanville, New Jersey is well known by naturalists, birdwatchers, photographers and serious outdoor enthusiasts as one of the best places in the United States to see and photograph great concentrations of waterfowl, wading birds and shorebirds.
The federal Fish and Wildlife Service estimates that [...]
Great Places to Photograph Nature and Wildlife (Part 1)
One of the pleasures of nature and wildlife photography is it can be enjoyed almost anywhere. I live in Northern New Jersey, which is usually not recognized as a nature photography hotspot. In many ways, I’m fortunate to live in New Jersey because I have to work really hard to create quality images. A good [...]
A Foggy Morning at Morristown National Historical Park, NJ
Like many experienced photographers, I prefer to work in early morning and late afternoon light. In my opinion, the worse light for quality photography occurs on bright sunny days when there are no clouds. My absolute favorite time to be out in the field is on days when there is a light cover of fog. [...]
