Think Tank Photo: New Bags For Mirrorless Cameras

Think Tank Photo has just released a new camera bag collection scaled to fit today’s smaller mirrorless cameras. The Mirrorless Mover collection offers photographers the same top quality materials and craftsmanship for which Think Tank is renowned. Four sizes of bags offer a wide choice to consumers; from the smallest case, the Mirrorless Mover 5, ...

Las Vegas, NV: A Bright Spot In The Desert

Back to Las Vegas last weekend to see what it’s like there in the middle of summer. The previous week, the mercury reached 114 degrees for a couple of days, before monsoon rains moved in and cool things off. While cooler this past weekend, heavy humidity lingered. I got this lightning shot during my walk on ...

Las Vegas, NV: Side Trip To Red Rock Canyon

Posted by on Jun 4, 2012 in art, environment, photography, travel | No Comments

Having heard so much about Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area as a location for weddings, fashion photography and other outdoor shoots, and since it was only 15 miles or so from the glitz of The Las Vegas Strip, I had to see for myself what all the fuss was about. The area apparently has quite ...

Las Vegas, NV: Drama On The Strip

Posted by on May 31, 2012 in art, culture, news, photography, travel | No Comments

Spent a few days earlier this week visiting Las Vegas, hiking in Red Rock Canyon, catching up with a high school buddy, enjoying the cheap buffets, the wave pool at Mandalay Bay and working on my tan under the neon glow of the Las Vegas Strip. Whenever I visit “Sin City” I enjoy people-watching on The ...

Santa Fe, NM: Every Piece Has A Story

Posted by on Apr 17, 2011 in culture, photography, travel | No Comments

The sales of jewelry and other items by Native Americans along the south portico of the Palace of the Governors in Santa Fe, New Mexico has fascinated me every time I’ve visited. Not a casual sidewalk swap meet by any stretch of the imagination, the Native American Artisans Program, according to information provided by the ...

Las Vegas, NV: The Strip At Night

Posted by on Apr 9, 2011 in culture, photography, travel | No Comments

Often my work requires making photographs at times of the day that correspond with the availability of subjects irrespective of the quality of light. Whenever the opportunity arises to take advantage of light that presents itself from low angles I jump at the opportunity. Such was the case some months back when I found myself ...