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Photoblog – Georgia Aquarium
This post contains photos from a recent trip to the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta. All photos shot on my Sony a6400 using the Sigma 30mm f 1.4 lens. Out of over 900 photos I tried to narrow down my favorites. If you like this post, check out my trip to Washington DC
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Resources
I get asked a lot about what cameras, equipment, software etc that I use so I decided to make a master list of what resources I currently use and provide links for you to check them out. Beside each item you will find a small description of what it is and why or how I…
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Photoblog – Washington DC
This post contains photos from a recent trip to Washington DC and surrounding areas. Between the iconic landmarks and the little details tucked away in side streets, the city had a lot to offer. All photos shot on either iPhone 13 Pro or Sony a6400 | Sigma 30mm. Out of over 900 photos I tried…
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Studio Notes: Friday, May 30, 2025
A laid-back look at what I have been building, reading, and enjoying lately. Welcome to the first edition of Studio Notes!This is something new I’m trying—a casual check-in from my desk to yours. Every now and then, I’ll share quick updates on what I’ve been working on, what’s been inspiring me, and a few things…
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What Happened When I (Mostly) Quit Social Media
At the beginning of 2025, I made the decision to take a step back from social media. I was falling behind on personal projects—like updating my website—and needed the time and headspace to focus. What started as a short seven-day break quickly turned into 14, then 30. Before I knew it, I had quit social…
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5 Free Things That Will Make You a Better Creative
Want to grow as a creative without spending a dime? These five simple habits have helped me become a better designer, collaborator, and creative problem solver. They’re free, practical, and surprisingly powerful. 1. Be On Time Punctuality applies to more than just showing up to meetings—it’s about honoring deadlines, replying to emails, sending files, and…
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Point, Shoot, Repeat: Falling Back in Love with Old Digicams
Why Vintage Digicams Are Trending Again Digicams—those quirky, colorful, and often underperforming cameras from the early 2000s—are trending once again. Although the term digicam technically refers to any digital camera, today it usually denotes the affordable, pocket-sized point-and-shoot models that were ubiquitous before smartphones took over photography. Despite the fact that modern smartphones far surpass…
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Site Relaunch
Welcome to the relaunch of my new website. I have tried to simplify things in my portfolio and provide more details to some of my projects. In addition to the portfolio section, I have added a blog and will be calling it the ARchives. Here I will be writing about various creative topics, giving reviews…
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