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Tide pools near downtown La Jolla during low tide (1/27/2013) 14-24mm, f-5.6; ISO-100

Focus stacking is a very easy way to produce an image with the maximum depth of field and doesn't require anything more than a copy of Photoshop. First you need to set your camera up on a tripod and turn off auto-focus (and VR, if you have it). Now using the manual focus, bring the closest...

I've been lusting after a tilt-shift lens for awhile now and at the rate things are moving around here, it's not something that's going to happen any time soon. So I decided I'd finally get around to playing with focus stacking. Frankly, I'm a little embarrassed to say that today was my first...

Here's my first entry -

It rained all day today so I took advantage of my 105mm macro, the rain and the recent bloom of my trumpet flower "tree". f-3.3; ISO-900 f-3.3; ISO-2800

Real artists can take the most mundane items and turn them into amazing pieces of art. Brock Davis is, IMO, one of the best. Here is a link to his "recent personal projects" and his 2012 work and his daily work. Take a look at how simple yet brilliant his work is.

So my wife is a big fan of "American Idol" which by default means I'm watching American Idol, too. And this year there's a country western singer named Keith Urban on the panel. I don't know much about country western music and I found it interesting that Keith Urban is from Australia and it got...

Dumb Dog - next letter "G"

Imperial Beach Sunset

Here's my "high-tech" camera bag!

I have a miniature version of your wall...kinda ;)

Egret and a Harbor Seal - next letter "L"

Dew covered spider web - next letter "B"

Astro-photography - next letter "Y"

Horses (Hello Cowgirl in the Sand) - next letter "S"

Penny at f-1.8 (50mm)

See HERE Nikon’s first attempt to break into the photo-sharing space had just about fizzled, but it’s taking a second shot with Nikon Image Space. Nikon’s my Picturetown, its existing photo sharing service that was meant to take on Flickr hasn’t quite gained the traction that the...

Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery D800; 14-24mm; ISO-100; f-3.2

Running from the waves - next letter "S"

"Do you love me, do you surfer girl Surfer girl, surfer girl"