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Its' a 60-minute long video, but some of you might get a kick out of seeing a 9-foot tall 8x10 enlarger that weighs 400lbs. CLICK HERE.

An interesting read... Sharing Your Content and Information You own all of the content and information you post on Facebook, and you can control how it is shared through your privacy and application settings. In addition: For content that is covered by intellectual property rights, like...

Nice assignment. Brings back fond memories!

I think they are interesting.

I'm getting a pink one with the additional 10mm lens. I want to be 'tourist stealthy' when I'm snapping digital pics. My buddy at Nikon told me it's actually a pretty cool camera. Manual modes, manual focus, RAW, small, 1080p...seems pretty good. I will post NEF's when I get some from him.

There are many of my students in the class who are continuing to work on this idea. I will continue to shoot them also.

Here's how they turned out.

I am throwing down the gauntlet and officially inviting all of you 'photographers' out there to join in with my Documentary and Editorial photography class on their first assignment of the semester. Here it is: September 11 Portraits - ten years later 3 portraits 3 separate people no groups...

If any Nikon shooters want to pick up the same setup that I used, there is a good clean unit here in SLC for sale pretty reasonably priced.

When I have traveled overseas I always ALWAYS carry on the cameras AND have the film hand-checked. I can live w/out clothes for a few days, but if the gear gets stolen I'm screwed. I have used LowePro backpacks when carrying on cameras. I have also been known to commandeer space in my...

Pelican. Hands down best ever. I have about 8 of them.

Price on the Orange Julius?

I don't think today is THAT day. I thought it would be, but it seems it is not. Still, there are some tempting little nuggets in the Coolpix lineup. Sorry for the false alarm.

Scott Kelby has a new lighting series available too... Light It, available for your iPad. YouTube - Light It/Scott Kelby

60 fps 1080p sounds cool to me...

Be careful Nikon shooters. Your wallets will be tempted... The Coolpix announcement is the first of several coming your way.

FWIW, you don't need a grey-card to determine white balance. In fact, a grey card is used more for determining exposure than white balance. There is a lot of color variation amongst grey-cards, so you might just want to find some neutral white cardstock or paper. The grey-card will get you...

Don't knock the drop-shadow. It is my stock-and-trade. You will find that you start looking at any flat surface as a potential 'background' and start to get a collection. Also, let's tame that White Balance!!!!! Oh, nice job. You are getting the hang of it quickly.

Some thoughts: 1. Don't worry about the coins. 2. Turn off one of your lights. 3. Play with the distance of the light to the subject. 4. Play with diffusing the light. 5. Play with reflecting light back into the subject. 6. Learn how to white balance. You'll get what I'm trying to say...

Nice essay.