Notes from the Field: Navajo Nation and the Value of Listening
One of the things I’ve learned from leading photography workshops is that even though I’m the one leading the trip, I’m still learning too. Some of my best lessons have… Read More »
One of the things I’ve learned from leading photography workshops is that even though I’m the one leading the trip, I’m still learning too. Some of my best lessons have… Read More »
Mother Nature can be fickle — and definitely not predictable. We started planning this Iceland photography adventure shortly after our last total solar eclipse workshop in April 2024. For the 2026 eclipse, we had… Read More »
Creative Portraits This past Sunday, we held two portrait workshop sessions at our Hunt’s Photo Melrose store location. This was an effort co-led by myself, guest educator Henry Marte, and… Read More »
I’ve got film on the brain. Anyone that knows me will attest that I tend to obsess over things. For example, I obsess over making my own food, to the… Read More »
Notes From the Field: Portland, Maine Photo Adventure May 14 – 17, 2026 Located in Southern Maine, Portland is a thriving city with a rich fishing history, fantastic eateries, cobblestone… Read More »
Last month I was standing in Utah’s West Desert photographing the Onaqui herd of wild horses with participants during our Hunt’s Photo Adventures workshop. Dust in the air, wide open… Read More »
Notes from the Field Wiscasset, Waterville, and Farmington Steam Railway April 24 – 25, 2026 For several years, I have been bringing Photo Walk and Photo Adventure groups to photograph… Read More »
This past week, we held our monthly print review session. In this month’s session, we discussed and printed on rice paper! If you’ve ever listened to me blab on, you’ll… Read More »
If you build it, they will come, right? Well, the more prep work you can put behind what you’re building, the easier the chances for success. I am always so… Read More »
Last weekend, I was lucky enough to be invited to a gallery opening from one of my/our students. I have been invited before to many gallery openings, but rarely… Read More »
