travel photography
The decision to turn photography from a passion into a full time career usually comes down to a photographer needing more of the most valued aspect of photography… Time.
Read MoreI have been a photographer for 14 years and my photographer title has changed more times than I care to count. Photography is an evolution of skill and for many of us, it is our creative outlet. What we win prizes for shooting may not be what we shoot day to day to make a living, and sometimes after shooting one thing for years we have to make a change to push ourselves and our skills to a new level.
Read MoreAnyone else want to be in Cadiz, Spain sitting on the rocks watching the waves break against them with no cares in the world?
In 2012 I got to live that thought and I really miss the feel of unwinding, relaxing, and just chilling taking in the ocean that I lived on via ship for 107 days.
Read MoreIt is funny to me as a photographer and traveler that while I have visited Seattle and even Photographed the Space Needle that was a block from my hotel room, I have never actually been closure to it than that.
I took my iconic image and packed in as much site seeing as I could and while I wanted to go up the Needle I never quite found the time.
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Original Raw Image
A few weeks back I started doing a series about re-editing old travel photos from Alaska. It was mostly just for fun to see if I see an image differently now. To compare how I have grown since 2019 in my editing preferences.
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As a professional photographer my job is to capture images for my clients. That means meeting their needs, knowing their wants, and capturing them even when it may not be the photographers preferred subject. Because of that many photographers need personal projects that they photograph to keep them sane.
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