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This...which is a picture of me... was shot with this... One of a kind FLIR camera, on loan to my buddy. It comes from Sweden, and it costs $34,000 U.S. You wouldn't believe what this camera can do!

D300, Auto WB, ISO 200 FL 105mm from 18-105 AF-S lens, f/5.6, SS 1/640, Aperture Mode

Here's something beginners might find interesting: Flash power guide... Here is a guide you can tape to your flash to help with your flash needs. How to use. Expose for the background and use the settings against the chart for your flash power. For instance, if you are exposed at f-8 to the...

How cool is this! :) 2D Photography Rube Goldberg Machine - YouTube

I keep getting this when I click on the link in this thread: The page isn't redirecting properly Firefox has detected that the server is redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never complete. This problem can sometimes be caused by disabling or refusing to accept...

Thought I'd pop outside and take a few shots from around the house, seeing as it's not too cold (-1C) . All shot with the D200 and 18-55 lens, Manual Mode.

I thought I'd post a pic of the venerable D300 in case anyone forgot what it looks like. ;)

Taken just a few moments ago, this is what's outside my windows. You probably can't see the wind blowing, but believe me, it is! and it's damn cold! brrrr! :( -26C with the wind chill. D300 with 35mm 1.8 in Aperture mode.

Not exactly a tutorial, but I thought this would graphically explain the concept.

It's cold outside, snow on the ground, I'm bored silly....decided to do something in my shop. Set up the camera (D300), the reflector, and the flash (SB700). Took some selfies. This is how I set up, and this is the final shot. Everything done in manual mode. The Setup: The shot (selected from...

Just a few urban shots of downtown Calgary a few days ago.

This is Calgary's newest high rise tower, built by Encana Energy Company (big oil company). It's 58 stories high. It had a continuous concrete foundation pour of three shifts, 500 people, and required between 75 to 95 concrete trucks pouring continuously.

I thought I'd post this depth of field (DOF) chart for those of you still not clear on the concept, or how and when to apply it. I think this chart is pretty self explanatory. Maybe print it out and have it laminated...keep in your kit bag for future reference. :)

If this doesn't wake a lot of people up, I don't know what will. Absolutely brilliant piece of work! A must read, IMHO! 10 WAYS TO NOT BECOME A SUCCESSFUL PHOTOGRAPHER

The other day, because the weather has been so crappy here (cold and windy), I got bored. So I decided to make some photo equipment gear. I had this old mic stand and a roll around thingy (for lack of a better term for this thing :) ) and put together a rolling light/reflector/clamp/....whatever...

I was doing a hot air balloon shoot yesterday, and this is what I came up with. From about 100 shots, I culled it down to about 45 keepers. These are just a few from that shoot.