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The Blogs
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What Happened to Cesar Millan?
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Top 10 Things That Go Wrong with Vanagons
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![A woman crouches in the water holding a purple frisbee while a dog is mid-air jumping after the frisbee, with water splashing around them and a pinkish-purple sky in the background.]()
Dog Photographers: Part 2
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![Vintage toy packaging for Mr. Gasser, a custom monster toy car by Ed Roth. It features a cartoonish green monster with red hair driving a red race car. The background is yellow with pink, green, and black text.]()
Kings of Custom
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![A black and white photograph of a vintage convertible car parked near a curving road, with blurred car light trails in the background indicating motion, and roadside vegetation and logs visible.]()
Photographing a Car Like a Pro
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Dog Photographers
Renowned photographer Ansel Adams once said, photographers should make photographs, not simply take them. It’s a philosophy for any working photojournalist.
In my opinion what Adams was suggesting is that Photography is about composition, exposure, depth-of-field, and scene selection before pressing the shutter button. Adams was in essence, a Pictorial artist. He chose beauty, tones, and composition over subject matter.
The intentional act of setting up a shot, whether it’s video or still photography, requires most of my time in the field. But even though my work is journalistic, not pictorial, I am at my best when I’m judging the ambient light, structuring the composition so that the subject falls where I want it in the viewfinder, away from unwanted distractions shadows, and so on Visualization of the scene supersedes everything.
Visualization of a scene to me means to let whatever is surrounding the subject compliment the image, rather than fighting it. An unwanted merger in an image distracts.
A Perspective
In a sense I do “document” things with my work. But I’m always prepared to add my own spin on the subject/scene in keeping with Adam’s philosophy.
I like natural settings best. Like the couple I photographed at Mammoth Lakes, California.
I couldn’t have asked for a more serene scene. I immediately thought, wow what a great advertisement for a kayak company. No unwanted anything, simply two people spending time on the calm water paddling away their worries.
I should have spent more time there, maybe photographing it at sunrise or sunset. Ideally though, putting in some time may have given me another opportunity to add drama to the scene. Or, maybe I would have missed the two kayakers altogether. I tend to shoot when I feel the scene is complete.
What it is not is a “snapshot,” I considered my options. But it’s not what Adams would have done either. But that’s me… I prefer not to over think. I’d rather run with it if that’s what nature is dishing out. “Does the scene tell a story?” It’s an easy Yes or No answer. — Larry Saavedra, Director