A lucky strike…
I love watching storms. I also love photography. I decided to go out and see what I could do with this one. So, I hand-held around 1/8 second and tried…
I love watching storms. I also love photography. I decided to go out and see what I could do with this one. So, I hand-held around 1/8 second and tried…
Nope, that’s all. A table with pollen on it. Can’t always be profound, right? Stay tuned… -noah D.
Springtime in Arkansas… Stay tuned… -Noah D. . PS: I know, a load of iPhone photos. I’ll rectify the situation soon…
I enjoy films by Alfred Hitchcock. One little clever trick that he employed regularly was camera angles that had, up until that point, rarely (if ever) been used. And he…
What is wrong with the universe? On the same day, a truly massive asteroid passed us by only a couple of ten thousand miles (an extremely small increment in the grand scheme…
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…
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…
Many times on this blog, you have seen images from Midnight Oil, the local coffee shop that I frequent. Saying that I’d be satisfying some caffeine addiction might just sound cliche but…
Leaving in the morning. It takes a little while. Stay tuned… -Noah D.
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”…
Some graduate with one degree in six years (like me). Some graduate in four years with two. There’s a reason to be proud of D… I sense I will be…
And now things start to get interesting… I hope: This is March. . . . . . Might want to remember the name Austin Varner. He’s 13 years old and…