So Green

Ireland. It’s really green. Hard to believe it was ten years ago when I took these photographs. Revisiting them now. I had the opportunity to move to Ireland for work, and was visiting looking for a place to rent.  Afterwards a work colleague treated me to a lovely hike around this glacial valley near Glendalough,… Continue reading So Green

Blockchain, Image Licensing & Watermarks

The recent announcement by Eastman Kodak that their new KODAKOne platform will utilize blockchain technology is potentially a significant new way for photographers to sell image licenses and be paid nearly instantly—using a “KodakCoin” cryptocurrency. Their press release stated: Utilizing blockchain technology, the KODAKOne platform will create an encrypted, digital ledger of rights ownership for photographers to register… Continue reading Blockchain, Image Licensing & Watermarks

Ballymaloe

A few shots from an overnight at the historic Ballymaloe House in east County Cork, Ireland in October 2016. Camera: Canon EOS M3 Lens: EF-M 18-55mm IS STM Exposure: ISO 200   55mm   f/8   1/80 It was a second visit to this lovely country house.  Enjoyed their locally sourced modern Irish menu offerings.  The house and… Continue reading Ballymaloe

1 Minute Daydream

Take a break for a minute. Date: 30 April 2017 Location: LBJ Ranch at the Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park Camera: Canon 70D Lens: EF 70-300mm IS USM Raw Video Capture Technique Convince my better half to let us stop on the park road “one more time” to get some video of the wildflowers… Continue reading 1 Minute Daydream

sAtUrDaY A.M. TrIpPiN’

I’ve just added a couple more images to my TrIpPy cLiCks gallery.  Both original images were captured with my old Nexus5 phone.  I decided to play around a bit in PhotoShop with these pics. Shot this one back in 2014 while on a business trip to Macau.  It’s a gigantic light fixture at the Galaxy… Continue reading sAtUrDaY A.M. TrIpPiN’

Day Trip: Smithville, Texas

Renovated, affordable, and gorgeous homes with front porches, rocking chairs, in a tree-shaded historical district lining the usually sleepy Colorado River, barely 45 minutes from Austin’s Bergstrom Airport. From the lovely neighborhood one can walk to downtown where new restaurants, refreshing beverage and loungy establishments, galleries, antique and bric-a-brac shops, coffee shops, bakeries, and what-not are popping up. Sophistimakated craft cocktails,… Continue reading Day Trip: Smithville, Texas