Monthly Archives: October 2014

Reviving The Old Ones

Posted on October 24, 2014 by webdev

The other day I was approached with a small World War II black & white portrait of a military officer and his then-wife.  For obituary purposes, the daughter of the now-deceased military officer wanted me to photoshop out the wife who … Continue reading →

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Maury’s New Baby

Posted on October 11, 2014 by webdev

Yesterday afternoon Maury appears for just a couple of minutes with his new baby and his Mona-Lisa-wife in tow, so I quickly squeeze off a frame or two.

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Richard Tuschman and Hopper Meditations

Posted on October 9, 2014 by webdev

Some of the most engaging paintings that have stuck with me from childhood have been those by Edward Hopper.  His “Nighthawks” was the first that I saw at about ten years of age, and is surely his most widely known. Photographer … Continue reading →

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iPhone vs. EOS and What It Really Takes

Posted on October 8, 2014 by webdev

In an interesting experiment by ARS Technika writer/photographer, Lee Hutchinson, compares the photo capabilities of the latest Apple iPhone and an $8K Canon DSLR rig.  See the full story here.

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