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Flying for Photography: Stories From 20 Years of Adventure
September 16, 2026
Flying for Photography: Stories From 20 Years of Adventure
September 16, 2026
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September 16, 2026
Women on the Smith
September 10, 2026
Women on the Smith
September 10, 2026

We floated, fished, camped, danced in the rain, hid from hailstorms, laughed around campfires and, for a little while, escaped everything happening in the world around us.

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September 10, 2026
You Are Never Done Learning
September 3, 2026
You Are Never Done Learning
September 3, 2026

In the middle of July, I decided to embark upon a small-town flea market in Wisdom, Montana. It happens once a year in this tiny town in the middle of the Big Hole Valley, nestled up at around 6,500 feet.

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September 3, 2026
Why Every Photographer Needs a Personal Project
August 27, 2026
Why Every Photographer Needs a Personal Project
August 27, 2026

When I became a professional photographer, I never realized that when you make your passion your profession, you can eventually hit a wall where you forget your why.

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August 27, 2026
How Shooting Film Changes the Way You Photograph
August 20, 2026
How Shooting Film Changes the Way You Photograph
August 20, 2026

How Shooting Film Changes the Way You Photograph

What happens when you deliberately remove the safety net and completely commit to film?

Digital has a safety net. You can see your image right away. You know if you nailed the shot. With burst rates of up to 20 fps and even pre-capture, it's truly hard not to know if you're “nailing” your shots.

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August 20, 2026

Fader Filter with Cokin Filter

April 01, 2013 in BLOG POST, Travel

I stacked a Fader ND LCW filter Mk 2 with a hand held Cokin gradated red filter.

This is what I got!

 

 

This one didn't have a Cokin filter held in front of it.

 

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