Why I Joined Flickr
I finally got my head out of the sand and joined Flickr. I’m not sure why I waited this long to join, but it’s proven to be another wonderful outlet to connect with fellow photographers.
Got something to share? Why not start your own blog?
A huge part of blogging as a photographer is social networking and projecting yourself into the scene, so this is the next best step for me, an aspiring photographer.
Options galore
It’s time to do a little housekeeping as it relates to my blog. I’ve made a few enhancements to the blog that I hope everyone will enjoy. I’ve added two new features on the right-hand column: first, a text update feature that will allow me to send flash-updates to those of you who like information [...]
You got style?
I often get asked “what kind of photographer are you?” I’m not sure I have the answer, as of yet, because my style is an evolving process. I can tell you I enjoy shooting landscapes and people, but I like photos of animals and buildings too. I’m not sure labels such as a “landscape photographer” [...]
It’s a brave new world
The internet is the coolest thing ever (I know I sound like my eight-year-old daughter). I mean, when I was 12 the Commodore 64 was THE stuff. It was equipped with 64 kilobytes of memory and optional 1200 baud modem. I was the hit of the neighborhood – not to mention I rocked the BBS. [...]
John is an award winning landscape and travel photographer who splits his time between Chicago and Montana. His work has been featured in National Museum of Wildlife Art in Jackson Hole. John loves the outdoors and traveling, and sharing his images with others.