One of my favorite lenses is my 16-35mm. It was my primary lens when our family spent a few weeks in Europe a few years back. It’s a fantastic lens for street photography. I had it on my Canon 5D Mark III as we walked past Horse Guards in Westminster on our way to Buckingham […]
Category: Photography
Portland Head Light
I caught a glimpse of the B&M Baked Bean factory as the bus rolled north toward Augusta. Dormant memories awoke. Memories of a summer family trip to Maine when my dad’s job as a forman at Thatcher Glass — which made the jars B&M’s beans went inside — required him to spend a week on […]
Walking Around San Diego
I visited the city of San Diego this week as part of my pay-the-bills, use-that-college-education day job. These are a few of the images I created walking to and from meetings. Each of the images was captured with the new iPhone 11.
Pop-Up Workshops at The Michener Museum
Last year I taught The Michener Museum’s first photography workshop for kids. It was part of a pilot project for their summer session. It apparently went well because they asked me to come back and expand on it this summer. I’ll be conducting four pop-up workshops at the museum. The first is focused on portraits, […]
Reborn: The Joel Metzger Story
A story about a life that needed a second chance at living.
Sensory Overload
Exploring the sights and sounds of Bangkok and Phuket.
The Mayor of Meatpacking
Talk to strangers. That’s where the stories are.
Driving Up Broad Street
Traveling up and down Broad Street is a reminder of the razor sharp cultural and economic dividing line in one of America’s biggest and most historic cities.
