Category Archives: Digital Cameras

One on One Classes with Rich Charpentier

Over the past two weeks I’ve found myself doing a few individualized classes for photographers.  I do a group Lightroom4 class a few times a year over at the Art Store, but they don’t always fit everyone’s schedules.  So in addition to those classes I also offer a “one on one” experience for folks interested [...]

Further thoughts about pricing….something I totally didn’t consider

In my quest to really learn more about pricing and best business practices I’m reading every day.  The latest book?  “Best Business Practices for Photographers” by John Harrington.  So far, a very good read.  8 chapters in within a few hours of cracking the book open.  Of course, there are 32 chapters.  Big book! While [...]

Way too much for one guy to carry

This morning I have been prepping for a few photo sessions over the next few days.  I’ve got a really cool shoot with Nick Russell tomorrow (Ian’s brother).  He works in the forests around here.  You know, prescribed burns and the like?  Yeah, he’s coming in fully decked out with his fire gear.  Should be [...]

If “Digital” Improves So Much, Why Is It Bad In Photography?

It isn’t bad in photography.  There’s the bottom line.  But if you read around you’ll find again and again folks debating the merits of digital versus analog.  And you know what?  The debate is bunk. Digital Revolutionizes So Much You don’t hear people arguing about the value of the Internet.  If we were all unplugged [...]

Experimenting With HD Video And the New IPod Touch

Before I get started, I almost posted an alternate title that was  suggested by a friend who texted me last night as I sat freezing in my tent next to Lake Powell.  The alternate title? My Weekend As A Media Whore….. The alternate title is a lot of fun, and maybe accurate.  I did upload [...]

So, you think you want to do fine art reproductions of your paintings?

Off and on I’ve mentioned some of what goes on with Fine Art Reproduction printing.  I’ve never fully gotten into all that goes on, and I won’t be getting into the whole ball of wax in this post, but will address one of the first and most important steps today. See, you’ve got to get [...]

Wow, it really is hard to blog when you’re busy

Okay, I admit it.  I don’t know how Kelby and the rest of the photography bloggers out there do it.  I mean, when business is hopping, how the heck do they sit down and churn out so much interesting information.  And yes, I know I do blog more than the average person out there, but [...]