Category Archives: photography

Sports Photography: Seeking Something Different

Last night I had an assignment to photograph Cal State San Bernardino Coyotes as they hosted the Sonoma State Seawolves at Coussoulis Arena. Earlier in the week, I listened to a podcast/powerpoint interview with Sports Illustrated Director of Photography Steve … Continue reading

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Making Sense of Sensor Size: It’s More Than Megapixels

I’ve had a few conversations lately with some photo enthusiasts and fielded some questions from casual snapshooters that have piqued my interest in their concerns to the point I’ve done a bit of research: Typical point & shoot digital cameras are built … Continue reading

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Think Tank Photo: Free Eyepiece With Hydrophobia Purchase

For a limited time you can get a free eyepiece with Think Tank Photo’s Hydrophobia  rain covers.  The Hydrophobia 70-200 and  Hydrophobia 70-200 Flash rain covers accommodate a DSLR with up to a 70-200 lens and, in the latter, a … Continue reading

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Seen and Unseen: Sometimes You Just Get Lucky

Sometimes you just don’t know what you’re going to get from a sports event. I had an assignment to shoot University of Redlands women’s basketball recently.  I recall seeing this larger player, Bulldogs’ #12 forward Brittany Oster, right, trying to steal the … Continue reading

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New Nikon D4: More Computer Than Camera?

Nikon announced its latest flagship camera this week, the Nikon D4 digital single-lens reflex (DSLR). My first impression is it’s a very well thought-out multimedia production tool, an excellent choice for stills shooters who might be expected to produce video from time to time … Continue reading

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Steven’s Hope: Turning Tragedy To Tribute

Recently I was assigned to photograph a Christmas party for children and their families who received assistance this year and in years past from Steven’s Hope for Children. The Upland-based non-profit, founded by Tony and Sandy Cappelli, maintains several apartments in the … Continue reading

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Change Of View: Discovering Your Purpose

Up until now this blog has served as my venue through which I could show some of my side work as I see fit to display it, as well as some of the work I produce at my day job … Continue reading

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Money Back: Rebates On Think Tank Photo Retrospective Bags

Between now and the end of December, whenever you order any of Think Tank Photo’s Retrospective shoulder bags, you will receive up to $20 back.  The Retrospective bags are inconspicuous, soft-sided shoulder bags with a simple exterior that blends into the environment. … Continue reading

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