I am not a Sony shooter, but, for the last couple of months, I’ve gotten a chance to play with the Sony a7S III and use it for an assortment of projects. Here are my impressions from the outside looking in.
The new Nikon Z 9 is nearly a perfect camera for my needs. So how could it get even more perfect?
The Nikon Z 9 is built for speed. Here are the first customizations I’ve chosen to make mine even faster.
Is it possible that gear that costs you more can end up costing you less? Let’s explore.
Amid a busy week, I figured I’d share a few brief thoughts on why it’s important to keep moving forward and why it’s just as important to sometimes remain still long enough to see where you stand.
Logic and emotion don’t always mix. In this article, I’ll tell you about one such moment for me.
Today, we’ll look at three simple questions you should ask when deciding which images make the cut for your professional portfolio.
After my initial thoughts article, I have now spent the past month shooting with the new Nikon Z 9 pretty much every day. A month may not be enough for a long-term review, but I’ve already found myself in an incredibly diverse set of situations, and while some question the existence of love at first sight, I must say this camera has been something special right out of the box.
Let’s have a look at the many people behind the scenes that help us to create our singular vision.
A new year, a new approach. Another entry from Captain Obvious that is somehow ever so easy to ignore.
As the old year rolls into the new, it’s that time again to make a few photographic resolutions.
It has arrived! I've got my hands on a production unit of the new Nikon Z 9 flagship mirrorless camera, and here are my initial thoughts.
A brief story to round out the year and launch us into the next.
What is the best way to power all your devices on the go? Here’s a quick look at just a handful of the devices that keep my gear energized when I’m on the road.
Growing your skillset and your career as an artist can be filled with pitfalls. But even though many mistakes are shared amongst nearly all photographers, the good news is that most can be avoided if you only know where to look.
After a long weekend with too much food and too little exercise, I found myself receiving a gift that contained both a product and a lesson.
During an effort to rid my house of excess belongings this weekend, I stumbled upon an analogy that should help inform my gear buying decisions going forward.
How do you define success as a photographer? How do you know when you’ve reached the goal you’ve set for yourself when you first started your journey behind the lens?
As I am knee-deep in production this week, I thought I’d take this week’s article to share an experience outside the normal photography realm that still has lessons to teach for every small business owner.
Should I upgrade or shouldn’t I upgrade? It’s an age-old question. But perhaps the first question you should ask is: “can I buy?"
