Back in the Saddle Again!
Hey Guys! I’m back from Nashville, had a great trip, more on that in a minute. First, the America From 500 Feet Book Volumes I & II is out and in the bookstore! Please check it out! Next Up; Learning To See Photographically a guide to seeing and making better images!
O.K. Jack Graham is back from his two tour duties in Iceland and you need to check out his website for some spectacular images from the two trips. http://www.jackgrahamphoto.com/photo-workshops Once on his website go to the upper left hand corner and click on Ultimate Iceland. His work from there is stunning!
A few items regarding 1015 Workshops, below is the workshops that still have spaces:
March 20th – 21st Nelson Ghost Town and the Las Vegas Neon Museum Bone Yard Jack & I
March 25th – 29th Arches & Canyonlands National Parks Jack & I
April 8th – 12th Memory Lane an incredible re-created 50’s town! Jim Begley & I
April 29th- May 3rd Roanoke, VA Trains and Americana Fred Sisson & I
May 27th – 31st Grandfather Mountain / Blue Ridge Jack and I
June 10th – 14th The Palouse Region of Southeast Washington State Jack & I
More info on the remaining workshops later! For the workshops with Jack and I (green) contact Jack at Jackgrahamphoto.com For His Light contact me!
The Nelson event has small numbers and will be a very intimate shooting experience!!!! If interested contact Jack ASAP. This what we shoot in Nelson and the Neon Bone Yard!
I had a great dinner last night in Nashville at Rotiers with Ricky Skaggs, Country Music/Blue Grass Legend and our Nashville host of the annual July workshop in Nashville!!! Justin, Stacey, Jackie all of Fuji, Nick Coury, our Nashville man with the plan!!! Brad Mikel and his lovely wife Toni! What a nice evening enjoying great food and wonderful friends! Below our crazy gang! Shot By Jackie with her Fuji X100T controlled with her iPhone!!!
Finally, I slipped off from Imaging USA show for a while yesterday before dinner and went over to Antique Archaeology, to shoot a few images. Armed with only my Fuji X100T, (fast becoming one of my favorite cameras of all time), and no tripod, I captured a few hand held images that I’m happy with, I’ll let you be the judge! All shot at ISO 3200!!!!!
Blessings,
the pilgrim
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Looks like you had a great time. God bless!
Sure did!!!! Hope you are doing well??!!!
I am doing well. I actually quit my job and went full time photography. Not making any money but at least I am doing it on my terms. This is the best I have felt in 20 years. I just need to trust God and do my best. 🙂
Bill (and everyone),
I never knew what I was missing in not having the print version of these two great books…..and now to have them both, available on my tablet and my large screen monitor just blows me away! As always, thanks to you, Bill, for sharing this with us, and thank you, Lord, for providing such a beautiful country for us to cherish! (and with these two new books, I look forward to cherishing the photos over and over).
In a way, I’m glad I didn’t get the print version after all…..I’d have it dog-eared and worn out in no time….this way, the only thing wearing out is my mouse-driving finger!
(Oh, and yes, I made the leap: traded most of my Canon gear for the Fuji X-T1. My first concert shoot with it is next Tuesday)
All the best,
Scotty B.
Thanks, I’m thrilled to share these books, two of my greatest memories from a long career!
Bill,
GREAT evening with good friends. Thanks for the get-together! Toni enjoyed so much finally
getting to meet you.
Thanks Bill.
Brad