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As we are all on the edge of our seats, rooting for America's win over Germany, here's a pic to help boost the American spirit. What can be more American than a barn out in the wild west?

While channel surfing I stumbled across a photographer telling a harrowing tale of a treacherous hike over dangerous terrain to capture his very popular photo of a famous arch in Canyonlands National Park, Utah. I lingered on this channel for a while because I am familiar with this location having been there many times during our workshops. I was confused however, my experience was quite different. On this same trail, our group had no problem traversing the near fatal short w

Yin and yang peacocks.

Today being the first day of Summer, we decided to celebrate with one of the most Summery pics we could muster...A Boca Raton Golf Course! Whether you'll spend the day golfing, at the beach, hiding away from the heat at home, or something else, a little Summer fun is always in order.

Baxter hard at work!

A picture of Peter in his older days. I'm not sure which makes this picture nostalgic, the younger Peter, or the old camera.

When photographers think of Hasselblad cameras they often think: "Who actually buys these cameras?" and "Why are they so expensive?" or “Can't I buy a decent camera for just a few hundred bucks?” The simple answer is that you get what you pay for, but to help paint the picture, here’s a helpful little analogy. For a pasta dinner, you can go to the grocery store and pick up a box of pasta and a jar of sauce, adequate, mildly satisfying, but nothing memorable. Now take that sam