Monthly Archives: June 2009
Weather Predictions Gone Wild
We all know that weather predictions can be—shall we say—a little less than accurate. In fact, I’m sure we’ve all heard (or made) jokes about how inaccurate weather predictions seem to be, with many theories about the arbitrary ways meteorologists … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Weather, Workshops
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Savoring the Sunshine
Sunshine can be so exhilarating after a few days of overcast, rain, watching the sky, and obsessing over weather forecasts to see when you’ll get some better weather for photography. Last night the forecast called for a lot of cloud … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Photography, Weather, Workshops
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Taking What You’re Given…
Part of any photo excursion is dealing with environmental conditions as they change. The Palouse region of eastern Washington state is known as an arid region, getting an average of just under 20 inches of rain each year. That compares … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Weather, Workshops
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Scouting the Palouse
I love photographing while scouting for great locations much more than going somewhere I already know will be good. There’s so much more adventure when you don’t know what to expect, and I love the joy of discovering great subjects … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Workshops
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Storm Front
I was sitting on my couch reading, trying to ignore the uncomfortable heat. It was about 9pm, the sun had just set, and the sky was turning an incredible pink, but somehow I wasn’t inspired to go outside. I think … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophical, Photography
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