Hasselblad FlexBody in the Digital Age: The Decision
After a month using the Hasselblad FlexBody with film and digital backs, I decide where this unusual medium format view camera still belongs in my photography.
The Three Amigos
Meet Cactus, Dorothy Jean and Marian, three very different cameras that found their way into my photography while I was supposedly finishing my Hasselblad FlexBody article.
Why Hasn’t Anyone Built a True Digital 6×6 Square Sensor?
Why has no manufacturer built a true 6×6 square digital sensor? This essay explores camera design, manufacturing, economics, and why the rectangle became photography’s inherited standard.
Beyond the Magnifying Glass: Macro as Fine Art
Macro photography is more than magnification. Discover how ordinary objects become fine art through thoughtful composition, light, and close observation, using nothing more than a dedicated macro lens.
Hyperfocal Focusing vs. The Internet Rooster
A humorous look at hyperfocal focusing, focus stacking, and the timeless value of choosing the right tool for the job. Meet Internet Rooster, who arrives with strong opinions and leaves with a few surprises.
A Short Pause: Two Palms at Sunset
A quiet reflection on creative seasons and an unpublished Florida landscape photographed in 2017 at St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.