The In Motion exhibition opened Saturday. Hal Eastman and I gave a talk to the docents in the morning, did a tag-team lecture in the afternoon, then went to the opening reception. At the end of the reception there were a gratifying number of red dots on the walls; the CPA gets all the money,… [Read More]

We hung the In Motion exhibition today. Opens Saturday. Lecture at 3, reception 4 to 6. A few snaps from today:      

The CPA made this announcement today. I’m glad, because I can finally admit to why I’ve been deluging you with all the ETTR and related SNR-optimizing posts. I’ve been preparing my presentation, and I’ve been using this blog as my sketchpad. Thanks to everyone who aided me along the way. We had a similar panel… [Read More]

In the last few months, I’ve been examining ways to get the highest signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) in digitally-captured images.  I started with ETTR, then explored the issue of optimal in-camera ISO setting. Now I’d like to explore how to get your camera punching above its weight – producing images with the SNR of a larger… [Read More]

rfoto folio has just published an interview with me, mostly about the Staccato series that forms the basis for my half of the upcoming In Motion exhibition. That show opens at the CPA gallery in Carmel, CA on March 9, and runs through April 27. You can see the interview here. You can see the… [Read More]