Month: June 2015

Stay Out There With Adobe & The Creative Cloud

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Today, I’m pleased to announce a new partnership with Adobe and their Creative Cloud Photography plan.  I’ve been a subscriber to the Photography plan since its inception a few years ago, and as mobility has become increasingly important to my business, the Creative Cloud has been right there with me.  The Photography Plan gives me access to Lightroom CC, Photoshop CC and Lightroom mobile, as well as added benefits in mobile apps such as Adobe Slate and Voice.  As far as I’m concerned, the less time I can spend in my office, the better!  Tools like Lightroom mobile, allow me

Tamron 150-600mm Review Now Live on DPReview

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    I know a few folks have followed my progress with this lens via various forms of social media and my previous post of image samples.  The full review has been completed and is now up on DPReview.com.

ENDED – Killer Photo Deal For One More Day – 90% Discount!

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  This deal has ended.     Jay and Varina Patel from Visual Wilderness, are running a great deal for the next few hours on a bundle of photography training products from themselves, and other well known photographers like Colby Brown, Ian Plant and Sean Bagshaw.  The bundle features a selection of ebooks and training videos that covers all you need to know about landscape photography, travel photography and processing that kind of work in Lightroom and Photoshop.  Normally the contents of the bundle would sell for $500, but if you hurry, you can get it for $49. As you

canon 50mm f/1.8 stm

Checking Out The New Canon 50mm f/1.8 STM

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The so-called “Nifty Fifty” has been around for 24 years, so it’s high time Canon came out with an upgrade!  The new Canon 50mm f/1.8 STM will replace the f/1.8 II, and began shipping a couple of weeks ago.  I wasn’t sure if I was going to take a look at this lens, but I came across one in a nearby store so I thought, why not?  I know a ton of people will be curious about it, and I’m always recommending the old version to beginners since it’s such a great way to learn about shooting with a shallow