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A while ago I had the pleasure of attending a workshop on travel photography put on by National Geographic. One of the best ideas I took away from that workshop was a list by National Geographic photographer Catherine Karnow of what she looks for while on assignment. Mind you, this is her list of 20 [...]
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As the deadline for The People, Places and Patterns Project looms like a giant, big, looming thing only 3 days away, I want to take this moment to thank those (currently)41 of you who have pledged your support for this project. While it is looking ju…
It’s time for another People, Places and Patterns Update!! (http://pppproject.com)
On suggestion from a fellow photographer I met yesterday, I’ve added to the project description. In short, I’ve included the types of photographs and video I plan on …
I’m big on lists to make projects a success. While I came up with a few lists before kicking on this project, I’m now most excited about my latest set of lists. These include one for schools to visit, one for libraries to show at and one for communit…
Planning a trip with my daughter in mind always changes my perspective before a trip. And that is the case with the upcoming trip to Africa as part of the People, Places and Patterns Project (http://pppproject.com). This project actually branched off the original plan for my daughter and I to travel to [...]
It’s time to set some goals. In all my communications to others trying to help them understand teh People, Places and Patterns Project (http://pppproject.com) I’ve been adding in something concrete. I believe in goals and I think it helps people visu…
I want to take a moment to publicly thank those who have pledged to the People, Places and Patterns Project. It means a lot to me to know there are people out there who believe in what I, a lone person, am attempting to do with my time and talent. I know it’s not easy [...]

