Archive for the 'Philosophical' Category

Math Madness!

Sunday, June 1st, 2008

Sometimes I even scare myself.
In April I went to Japan for a week, and as usual I captured a lot of photos. As you might have guessed I love photography. I love taking pictures. And as I’ve said before, I would probably even take pictures if I didn’t have a CompactFlash card in my camera. […]

Bad Photos, Good Memories

Friday, March 21st, 2008

OK, so maybe I’m not exactly addicted to bad photos, but I certainly capture a lot of them. And I don’t just mean that I’m a bad photographer (though I’m not claiming to be good either). I mean there are plenty of times when I take a picture knowing full well that it isn’t going […]

Wet Color Printing

Monday, March 3rd, 2008

I got my “real” start in photography in high school, when I took a photography class and spent many untold hours in the wet darkroom, producing prints from my black and white negatives. I spent many years working with film, but jumped into digital quite early, and for the most part haven’t looked back.
While I […]

Yellow Snow

Tuesday, February 12th, 2008

I shouldn’t even be writing this blog post, but here I am. Blame it on the relief of finally getting the Winter 2008 issue of Digital Darkroom Quarterly out the door, a bit late because of various “challenges”.
One of those challenges ended up being my fault. I went to the printer to review the proof, […]

The Sunset Ritual

Friday, February 1st, 2008

As the cold and rain continue here in the Pacific Northwest (with me thankful that at least it isn’t snowing right now), my thoughts have wandered back to Hawaii, where I spent some time just a couple months ago surfing and snorkeling as winter got started. I spent several evenings watching the sunset as I […]

Photoshop Gone Wild

Tuesday, January 22nd, 2008

OK, actually the title of this blog entry should have been “Mixed Feelings”. But I decided to be more provocative than that…
I ran across a video on YouTube of Annie Leibovitz photographing Queen Elizabeth in the UK. It was interesting for a variety of reasons, with the biggest reason to me being that it was […]

Creating Opportunities

Thursday, January 3rd, 2008

In case it wasn’t obvious, I love photography. And while I don’t pretend to be a great photographer, I love working to improve my photography and finding new ways to enjoy the craft.
One of the things I learned long ago is that I need to have a camera with me at all times to record […]

Clauses and Photoshop

Monday, November 26th, 2007

When someone is preparing to introduce me at a speaking engagement, they often ask me how many books I’ve written. You’d think that would be a simple question to answer, but I always have a difficult time and answer “that depends on how you count them”. You see, a “clause” is required for me to […]

Fresh Website, Fresh Perspective

Sunday, November 11th, 2007

This weekend I finally launched an updated look for my website at www.timgrey.com. As I watched the files uploaded and checked out the new site “live” for the first time, it felt very cleansing. There’s something about a fresh start that is incredibly revitalizing.
This got me thinking about how I’ve made a conscious effort at […]