There’s a passage from Moby Dick that always makes me chuckle. Whenever I find myself growing grim about the mouth; whenever it is a damp, drizzly November in my soul; whenever I find myself involuntarily pausing before coffin warehouses, and bringing up the rear of every funeral I meet; and especially whenever my hypos getContinue reading “Stranger Scenes”
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How Companies Maximize Their Photography Assets
Beyond leadership and employee headshots, companies are also using photography to capture: 🤹♀️ Happy customers. Testimonials or case studies without a face are empty verbal marks, signifying anonymity. 👥 Employee interactions. Showcase your people and the values that make your team tick. 🛋️ Office design. Highlight your workspace, so folks can feel the powerContinue reading “How Companies Maximize Their Photography Assets”
Creative Outdoor Teen Portrait Photography
Late last year, during an outdoor teen portrait photography session, I captured two besties as they prepared to graduate high school and hit the open road for college. In addition to their joy and laughter, I was deeply impressed by just how much they cared for and supported each other in the field. In fact,Continue reading “Creative Outdoor Teen Portrait Photography”
Portraits of David Wamsley
Meet David Wamsley, CEO of Rosebud Communications. With a black-belt in gravitas, Dave is a Big Data AI enthusiast with a knack for relationships and revenue streams. He can bend spoons just by thinking about them. Check out his recent article at the San Francisco Chronicle, or visit his company’s website—or both. As always, pleaseContinue reading “Portraits of David Wamsley”
Yosemite Valley: Landscape Photography
Last November, I embarked on a solo journey to Yosemite Valley, my annual pilgrimage. As a landscape photographer, life is simplified in Yosemite: a cycle of scouting, shooting, and resting. Resting among granite titans is a glory that borders on blessedness. Same cycle, different details I arrive, set up camp, and do it fast, I’mContinue reading “Yosemite Valley: Landscape Photography”