they’re coming fast + furious these days, which i have to admit i don’t mind a bit. nice to satisfy the inner geek once in awhile. that past two weeks have seen major updates for apple, canon + onone (software manufacturer).
the biggie for the general public is the apple keynote earlier this week from the [...]

Earth Day mentions for this green week:
First of all, a handful of ideas I touched on back in 10.2007 here including writing in green causes as line items. And if you’re into the work of recent Rowell Award winner James Balog, then this post on Glacier National Park photography I previously alluded to is right [...]

Took me at least 10 minutes to get to the office this am – the sidewalks were icy and I was walking. Had to head down valley to find a few parts I needed recently. Couldn’t shoot a few weeks ago as an Arctic front moved in and the temps dropped way below zero (both [...]

It’s here. With a bit of back and forth winter’s arrived in the northern Rockies. The image here is from the latest storm system to rumble through the area. It features a huge swath of primarily public lands encompassing local, state and federal controls. Coincidently enough there is actually a hearing this week in the [...]

Being lucky enough to live near part of the US & Canadian National Park systems and travel to other parts on a regular basis I’ve always kept an eye out for classic and historical images. It’s one thing to know changes are taking place but carries so much more of an impact when one can [...]

Here’s the latest on a US government permit change that affects anyone shooting on location outside on a majority of public lands. The public comment period is almost up (Oct 19th) so speak now. This was brought to my attention by fine art photographer Nelcha Cross. Here’s her report:
“The U.S Bureau of Land Management, the [...]