by Pat | Apr 13, 2020 | Uncategorized
At first, it doesn’t seem weird. It takes a few minutes to figure it out. People dot the streets, though their numbers seem more sparse. There is traffic, though fewer cars. It’s just a matter of degree, you tell yourself. Life seems to go on. It is strangely...
by Pat | Apr 4, 2020 | Street Photography
Sometimes the real joy of photography lies in the making of an image more than the image...
by Pat | Jan 2, 2020 | Street Photography
Photographers want one simple thing. They want to make great images. I think most people who set out to achieve this goal believe there are two essential steps to get there. Step one is to develop the requisite set of tools & techniques. They get a camera with...
by Pat | Oct 21, 2019 | Russian River Vineyard
The Tyranny of “Genre” I recently wrapped a second photography assignment for Russian River Vineyards. The assignment this time was to shoot the harvest and provide still images as well as video to reinforce the RRV brand of artisan winemaking. It...
by Pat | Mar 22, 2019 | Daraja Photography Project, Uncategorized
Twala Manyatta The Twala Cultural Manyatta lies about 30 miles north of Nanyuki in Kenya. Manyatta is a Maasai word which roughly translates to “settlement” or “compound”. What makes Twala rather distinctive is that it was created and is...
