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My wife and I canceled a road trip to South Dakota last year when the state’s covid numbers skyrocketed. This of course was pre-vaccination and we ...

There is good reason that most visitors to Kyoto have Kinkaku-ji (Temple of the Golden Pavilion) high on their must-see list. In any season, the ...

Recently I shared photos with other club members, all inspired by the club presentation on Impressionist Photography by Eva Polak and the last ...

Recently I received a message from someone I met while traveling several years ago.  He’s a well-seasoned traveler, far more than I.  In fact, the ...

Inspired by New Zealand-based impressionist photographer Eva Polak's recent presentation to the club, I looked back in my photo archives to one of my ...

Recently one of our presenters — internationally recognized photographer David duChemin — published on his blog site a post entitled “Clubs, ...

“National parks are the best idea we ever had. Absolutely American, absolutely democratic, they reflect us at our best rather than our worst.” -- ...

This is the fourth in a series of five blog posts on macro and close up photography. The first post discussed using dedicated macro lenses, the ...

Hopefully at this stage in the COVID-19 pandemic you’re not going too crazy and perhaps even exploring the fascinating world of macro and close up ...

Perhaps my last post on macro and close-up photography didn't convince you to (virtually) run-out and buy a nice new -- or even slightly used -- ...

I’m hard-pressed to think of a better use of #StayAtHome self-isolation-time than exploring the world around you via macro, micro, or close-up ...

These days of social distancing are sliding dangerously into days of social isolation, adding to the slight COVID-related anxiety I may feel from ...

Thinking back on the halcyon days of January who would’ve guessed that we would be in this position now? A little over two months ago the camera ...