Sorry about the cheesy title. Chris suggested it. And, well, I love the cheese. So it stuck.
I’ve not been around the blog lately. But not because I haven’t had any photos to post. I think it’s quite the opposite. I jumped into a personal challenge for 2008 with A Year Of Pictures over at Flickr, [...]

That’s not the way this old automotive adage usually goes, it’s usually “Race on Sunday, sell on Monday.” to indicate the great publicity that auto racing usually gives to the car manufacturers, but…

Nikon USA announced a new blog dedicated to soliciting constructive-comments regarding the Nikon USA web-site.
To quote Joe, the Corporate and Internet Communications Manager at Nikon Inc: “With all of their help we have crafted a roadmap for creating a place where you can learn, explore and get inspired. So here we are, launching our new [...]

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Yesterday I wrote about the fact that digital cameras these days are basically supercomputers generating huge amounts of data that our poor little human brains couldn’t keep up with. The fact that we try to keep track of our photos like they were old-fashioned prints just doesn’t make sense and ends up [...]

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The one thing people cite when talking about why they prefer digital photography over film is the fact that you can shoot as much as you want without having to worry about the expense of film. This is true, but back when digital cameras first became available, digital media was expensive enough [...]

Amy’s taken on a Year in Pictures challenge which means she’s now carrying around the Nikon everywhere she goes. This is cool because it means we’re getting all of these great shots and her photography is getting better daily. The only problem with this is… I don’t get to use the camera anymore. [...]