My favorite deer photo is included in my new book “A Place Called Deep Creek Lake.”

Panoramas

Want to Photograph Several Hundred people in One Photo? No Problem!

March 15, 2017

To see a large version of this photo, please click on the image.

Several years ago my good friend and great photographer Paul Alers called me and asked if I would like to help out on local high school reunion shoot.

The deal was Paul and I would shoot a class photo for every year of Fort Hunt High School graduates gathered at a reunion that was in Fort Hunt Park near the City of Alexandria, Va.

Sounds easy enough Paul, I said. How many people are expected to attend? More than 1,000 people he replied. (Be sure to see below for a another photo and six great tips for photographing groups.) Read More

Fun With Panoramas

September 19, 2016

I shot the photo above at a Washington Nationals game a few years back. It is a panorama shot with Canon PowerShot from the first row of Section 203 at Nationals Park. I have been taking a lot of panoramas lately and have been having a good time doing so! Please see more text and panoramas below. (To see each of these photos in their true wide panorama form, please click on each image.) Read More

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