Ever since the a7r, I’ve been obsessed with Sony cameras and traveling light. Now the new MacBook Air, peripherals like a tiny SSD, and featherweight…
DL Byron
Testing where bio info goes.
Navy Outreach Features Sailor Photography
Ever since Miramar, I’ve been interested in the navy as a topic and shooting air-to-air photography and the photographers who work in that space. Today, I…
Sony Cameras at the Bowl Games
Back at it in 2019, I noticed this morning Sony cameras at the bowl games on Instagram. I’ll get back in touch with my Sony…
Last Post of 2018
This is my last post of 2018. I’ll be back on January 1. While I don’t write year in reviews because of our annual family…
Shooting War by Professor Anthony Feinstein
Shooting War by Professor Anthony Feinstein captures the resolve of 18 conflict photographers documenting history. And, the trauma they incur along the way. The book…
Moscow By Boogie
It’s rainy season in Seattle and the time of year when I’m looking to stay creative on the glummest gray days. And, Moscow by Boogie…
Sigma Wins Awards for their Lenses
Following my post about Sony already winning a bevy of awards in 2018, Sigma wins awards for theirs lenses too. And, most of them now…
Be Alpha Community Event During CES
Next month there’s a Be Alpha Community Event at CES. If you’re in town for the massive electronics trade show, I recommend you attend. Open to the…
Sony a9 Goes to Work
My latest for Wired just dropped and is about how UPS launched an electric cargo bike solution with industrial athletes to address Seattle’s traffic and…
Hollywood Thriller Uses Sony a7S II
I just got a press release from Sony about a Hollywood thriller using the Sony A7s II. It’s the low-light performance and image quality of the…
