I admit it, I have a short attention span. Last week we went to the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art to see the show, "Art in the Age of Steam." A beautiful exhibition centering on the effect the railroads had on the world and art from the 1800s to the mid 1900s. I can only look at art so long, so luckily I found a distraction.
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I consider myself an old-school photographer - I get the greatest pleasure from shooting the picture, not creating something on the computer. Every now and then, though, I'll take some time to play with software filters and see what happens.
This past weekend I was out in Boston to teach a Nikon School (www.nikonschool.com) with friend and fellow instructor Bill Durrence. One of the Nikon sales reps for the area, Bob Watts, is the epitome of the good host, and this time we had a chance to do some shooting together.
This past weekend I headed out to Lawrence, Kansas to cover the University of Kansas men's basketball game against the University of Tennessee. It's become fairly common at sporting events for photographers to set up remote cameras to get more angles on the action, and that's what I decided to do this time.
