Every time Sony releases a new camera a slew of Internet photography bloggers go on a tear about how Nikon is dead or is a brand for losers who won’t change. So in disagreement, I offer this review of my new Nikon Z7ii. I will also throw in a few shots from a Z6ii I rented last December while I waited for the camera to arrive.
Trump allies will host another MAGA rally in DC on January 6, including the Proud Boys. While I photographed counterprotestors objecting to the first two rallies for my photo book #NotMyPresident: Five Years of Resisting Trump, I am not going… Read More »4 Reasons I Am Passing on January 6 Counterprotests
Today, the Electoral College sealed Donald Trump’s fate by honoring the will of a majority of the American people, and formally casting 306 ballots for President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris. I want to thank the many protestors… Read More »American Democracy Survived Today
My first solo photo book #NotMyPresident documents protests against Donald J. Trump and his presidency over a five-year period. It features many courageous protestors exercising their First Amendment Rights to protect civil rights and the very fabric of democracy. You… Read More »#NotMyPresident: Documenting the Heroes Who Protested
One year ago, my family visited Acadia National Park for a long holiday weekend. The gorgeous yellow, orange, and red foliage dazzled us. It was just hitting its peak during that brief window of time. Of course, I brought my… Read More »Acadia in Autumn
Given the ongoing coronavirus, I decided to convert my Nikon D810 to infrared. Now I am seeing the Washington, DC area in a new light. After photographing the DC area for more a couple of decades now, I welcome the… Read More »A Month of Shooting Infrared
When it became clear the Nikon Z6 was tragically flawed with both major autofocus issues and intentionally stunted device (hello one slot), I passed and bought a Fuji XT-3. While a crop sensor device, the XT-3, and its newer sister… Read More »An Honest Review of the Fuji XT-3
People often ask me, “What type of photographer are you?” I offer a little glib reply, something like, “I shoot whatever I find interesting.” I resist labeling myself because labels carry inherent dangers. Once a photographer becomes classified, people have… Read More »What Kind of Photographer Are You?