In this blog post i'm going to show you why I shoot RAW instead of JPEG and the differences between both. There is no easy way to say whether RAW or JPEG is better for you. In the end, you have to think about your workflow and what you want out of the final image. If you want to tinker with your image to get that perfect exposure that you see on magazine covers or gallery walls then raw is for you. If you want to bracket many exposures and layer them into an HDR to achieve that ethereal look, then you guessed it, RAW.
Read MoreThe other day I had the opportunity to work with local photographers Paul and Cassy. They were planning an Apocalypse themed shoot and had all the ideal props such as gas masks, assault rifles, biohazard suits, etc. We had 4 models in total, Tiffany, Kayla, Kayleen, and Danee. To sum it up, they knew exactly the level of creepy/badass that would make for a great shot.
For this shoot, Paul knew of 3 abandoned structures near Parks, Arizona. We picked it rather than a burnt out forest due to the high winds.
Read MoreTo follow up on the previous post, this will outline much of the survival/backpacking gear i'll be bringing along.
Here is my Jack Wolfskin 120liter backpack next to the Think Tank bag. All together it weighs around 45lbs which is half of the weight of just my main backpack last time.
Read MoreIn fall 2011 I went to S.E. Asia on a one way ticket with my good friend Eric. That choice to leave everything behind and venture out farther than I had ever before completely changed my life. It made me realize that a comfortable job, a guaranteed paycheck, and all these other comforts were not what I wanted out of my life. At least not my 20's. I wanted adventure. True adventure. The kind that not many people seem to be familiar with anymore. The kind where...
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