I Have to Do It – Four Zero
I am not one to toot my own horn. I try to stay as modest as possible. I know as a small business owner I need to be a better marketer and since I am the only full-time employee I need to toot the horn more. So today, I am tooting on a personal level. [...]
Vacation or Not I am Taking Photos!
I can’t stop. You understand. Don’t you? As I wrote yesterday on the Outdoor Photographer blog site I am supposed to be on vacation, but the colors where I am staying here in Mexico are in the words of Seinfeld’s Kramer, “Outta Control!” It is a color palette so rich that the raw image files [...]
iPhone – Terminated, Because…
iPhone you have been targeted for termination. Sorry but you are on your way out. I know you are all thinking that this is impossible, but it is true. I have decided to pitch the iPhone for…the new iPhone 4. Come on, you didn’t seriously think I would ever get rid of my iPhone did [...]
Photoshop CS5 – Spot Healing Brush Tool – Welcome Back from the Darkside
Continuing my exploration of Adobe’s new CS5 Master Collection from a recent first post of ours, I have discovered a newly reinvented friend in Photoshop CS5. The Spot Healing Brush Tool has, up until now, never been my favorite tool to fix and remove dust, branches, etc. from an image. It just never seemed to get [...]
Today You are the Winner of a New Blog! But Wait There’s More!
Today we are proud to announce a new look for our blog and our licensing site. Photoshelter has joined forces with Graph Paper Press to completely integrate the look and function of users sites. In a few simple steps we were able select, add, and customize our blog, and then automatically generate the code for [...]
Happy Birthday to My First!
You are the original baby. I love you. I cannot believe it has been 5 years. Oh, and the photo was taken with an iPhone (come on this is a photography blog still).
It Started with A Creature and It Has Migrated to A Bird
BIRD film from Andrew Zuckerman Studio on Vimeo. I may be behind the times on this one, but nevertheless, Andrew Zuckerman has an amazing new book out about birds. You should visit his website at birdbook.org and have a look. There are great videos on how he shot the project as well as many of [...]
Happy Birthday Boy!
One year ago today, Heather had our son Micah. Happy Birthday buddy. I know that was some special cake. Someday you will hopefully find this post buried beneath thousands.
Exposures – Guy Tal
“Exposures is collection of essays and images, originally published in various online sites, blogs, and newsletters as well as some mainstream publications. As the sands of the Internet shift and pile and overtake, I decided to preserve some of these writings in print in the hope that they continue to be interesting and useful. Although [...]
New Apple iPhone! and Other Things.
I discovered this blog post today. I am not a super rumors guy, but I do love my technology. If this is in fact the new iPhone, Apple can take the money out of my bank account right now. Whatever the price. And I am hoping that the person who lost it, does not get [...]
How to Film a Car Commercial at 1/10th Scale
And then the commercial. This is the kind of thing creatives need to be thinking about! So Cool!
A Good Laugh for the Weekend
Apparently our son is getting into music while he is back in Colorado. Hope it makes you laugh.
I Interview Legendary Nature Photographer Art Wolfe
Today you can read part one of a three part post over at Art Wolfe’s Blog from an interview he and I had recently. We discussed everything from new projects he is working on to his take on the current status of the stock industry.
Some Things of Interest
This past weekend I had some time to catch up on a little reading and discovered some really cool postings from friends and colleagues. Friend and photographer Darwin Wigget has a great post with a couple of must reads, one is the link on Photoshop CS5 and the other is a post that his better [...]
Liquid – What is Your Interpretation?
I have an obsession with modern artists. Van Gogh, Dali, Picasso, and Pollock are a few of my favorites. I love the way they abstract their visions and leave the viewer to interpret the meaning for themselves. I know how I composed, created, and now presented this image to you, so it has an entirely different [...]
Reflectivity – Canyon Lake
I was looking for the abstract today. I found it at the marina of Canyon Lake in the Superstition Mountains outside of Phoenix, Arizona. The marina manager was kind enough to accept my request to be let into the private dock area, which allowed me to shoot image upon image of abstract water reflections. The [...]
The Life Cycle of a Cacutus
When I discovered this cactus the wind was blowing the grasses underneath it. I decided that what I was looking for was a more surreal image of the situation. In order to achieve the vision I had in my mind, I chose to blur those grasses with not only a slow shutter speed, but then [...]
Superstition – Arizona
I am currently shooting a story on the closing of most of Arizona’s state parks due to budget shortfalls this year. Here is an image I created yesterday of some of the amazing rock formations that I am discovering. More coming soon. Stay tuned!
Summit on the Summit of Kilimanjaro
Do you know where your drinking water comes from? There are many people in the world that do not and there is a growing movement to make the anyone who will listen aware of this fact. This past January, a team of actors, musicians, and National Geographic explorers set out to climb Africa’s tallest peak, [...]
New Skiing Gallery on Our Stock Site
skiing – Images by Jay Goodrich We are finally getting new images up on our Stock site. The more that go in there, the more we will update you on those new images. These are only a handful of what is to come!
Going Down Big
Chris is one of my best skiing buds of all time. I don’t know how many days we have logged together, but I can tell you that it is probably close to 1000. He was one of my first friends in Vail, and that friendship is still going strong today. A couple of weeks ago [...]
adam | 12 recap
adam | 12 project – Images by Jay Goodrich We traveled 400 miles, rode two ferries, I took over 400 photographs, we hiked 5 miles, traveled for 17 hours, the weather was perfect, and this whole day included the whole family – wife, two kids, and yes, even the dog. I definitely have the most [...]
Tomorrow – adam 12
In a little over 12 hours I will commence on my adam 12 project. I hope some of you will do the same and send me the results. Watch my facebook, twitter, and flickr accounts for up to the minute postings of our travels.
New black + white images
black + white – Images by Jay Goodrich I have been really inspired by black and white imagery lately. So after 20 years of shooting nothing but color here are the beginnings of a new collection for me. Let me know what you think.
