Cold, wet, snowy streets of Vienna…
Kinda self-explanatory post today. Just some wanderings around Vienna. It snowed a good portion of the night and morning leaving the world quite wet and slushy. I had to pack for…
For days in the bright north…
Egypt is easy to misunderstand. Even the geography is inverted. The Nile runs south to north, so down is up and up is down. The events of these photographs will…
Pyramids, traffic, and a misunderstood world…
If you’re just now joining me, I’m in Egypt this week. “Egypt!?!? You’re crazy! It’s so unsafe there!” It couldn’t be further from the truth. I’ve been all over the…
Slight of hand…
Through the blinds of a diner in a Chicago suburb: cars pass crusted with ice and the sidewalk scatters white. Dogs in jackets, anxious at their ropes. People stride by…
The neighbors of big cities…
I absolutely love the color of the first photograph. As usual, whenever color is used in this blog, it’s natural color. And the black and white isn’t too processed.…
An impression of a runner…
“Creativity takes courage.” ~Henri Matisse Stay tuned… -Noah D.
The street is everywhere…
I love street photography. And I especially love to wander a big city, uninhibited by time or equipment, and just make images. I have said in the past: “I get…
“I don’t really have studios…”
It is the natural tendency of a photojournalist to forget to explore his own world. He delves into the realm of the “others” so much that he forgets to pull…
Good friends and famous houses…
Something that everyone expects from the photojournalism life is constant travel, exotic locations, and fascinating people. Imagine my surprise when I realized, only after a short time “in the field”…
Cheated equipment…
I sometimes get frustrated when online blogs review equipment. It’s getting better than it used to be, but it still happens with new cameras in new classifications. When the Olympus…
When a photojournalist plays wedding photographer…
It happens every once in a while… like here and here. And quite a number of engagement photos like this. But they tend to have a “photojournalist” skew… If anyone is…
When it is your own family…
You must always attempt to understand the motivation behind everything. Behind everything, there is a reason. Someone donates a million dollars to a cause, there is a reason why that person…