Category Archives: Hamburg If you have not already figured it out yet, I LOVE music. And I LOVE using music to put me in the right mood as I edit my photographs. When my buddy in Hamburg showed me this place, I immediately knew I had to share it with you all, and I knew exactly what kind...  How many times have we walked past a homeless person, perhaps living under a bridge such as this one, not even taking a moment to acknowledge their existence. We just, walk on by. These nameless, faceless people, curled up, huddled under blankets against the cold bitter world outside. When I just walk by, I spend...  I shot this photograph for a dear friend, and I hope he does not mind me posting it here. It was my Christmas gift to him — a large gallery wrap of any scene he wanted me to shoot in his hometown of Hamburg, Germany. I shot and processed it yesterday, and, I should note,...  Where does the time go? Here I am, another year gone, and it’s out with the old, and in with the new! Right? Hold on there. What’s up with this whole “out with the old, in with the new” thing? What’s wrong with old? I don’t know about you, but for me, at least, “old...  The answer to that question, at least in photography subjective. I just started reading David duChemin‘s latest masterpiece, “Vision & Voice”, in which David talks about hearing this question from someone in the audience while he and fellow photographer Matt Brandon were lecturing at the Himalaya Club in New Dehli, India. David’s bottom line answer... 
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