2018. End of the year. We were in Half Moon Bay. If you squint, you can see my family. They’re exploring the sea wall, Which separates the ocean from the harbor. I was rapt by the setting sun. But when I saw the fisherman cast, I knew I had my shot. A lot’s going onContinue reading “Confluence”
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Cloud Atlas
Look. Delicately fluted clouds Spangled over Pescadero marsh Just a stone’s throw from the coast. The ocean may have been angry that day, my friends. But the scudding clouds were something beautiful to behold. Details: 31 mm | f/5.0 | 1/2500 | ISO 200 In other words, fast. I made the image in a sliverContinue reading “Cloud Atlas”
Woke
When I arrived, Baby was sound asleep. But when my shutter began to click, she woke. She took one look at my ugly mug and drew the right conclusion, fast. Fortunately, Dad has a way with Baby. And she began to calm down. Dad is great. But Dad plus Mom is even better. Baby beganContinue reading “Woke”
At Play in a Cupertino Creek
Several weeks ago, I ran a promotion on Facebook: Share my update for a chance to win a free family photo session. Some of you did just that. Thank you. Those who didn’t, I forgive you. Good news—we had a raffle winner! Gail Imamura. Some of you may even know her. She grew up inContinue reading “At Play in a Cupertino Creek”
Then There Was Lightroom
My photography advanced with Lightroom in a big way. It taught me color theory, composition, and patience. Imagine my surprise when Adobe—the creators of Lightroom—contacted me for executive and staff photography. Surprise bordering on ecstasy. The photographic equivalent of returning to the mother ship. I gleefully boarded, then developed a new kind of String Theory…Continue reading “Then There Was Lightroom”