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The Good and the Bad In this blog I will illustrate the exciting advances with AI, specifically the image directed applications such as Dalle -3, Gemini, Midjourney v6, and Claude.…
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I thought to celebrate Data Privacy Day, held every January 28, I would create a document that will help you understand the constant collection of personal data, how it is…
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Thirty ago this month, I was working for the National Geographic Society (NGS) developing the prototype for a digital photographic archive for the Society’s Image Collection. It was incurring significant…
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Three years. That is the timeframe for my visual diary. As my followers on this website, or on my Twitter and Facebook know, every day current images are posted.…
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I have given over 100 talks and served at many workshops as a staffer or the director. As the director, my workshops have ranged from a weekend at the Appalachian…
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The Freer/Sackler Museums of Asian Art are a hidden jewel in the Smithsonian complex on the National Mall in Washington, DC. Yearly visitors at the Freer/Sackler number about a half…
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I saw the photographic exhibit “OBJECT:PHOTO at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. It is essentially the Thomas Walther Collection, a selection of 341 ”modern” photographs by…
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When Twitter, Now X, first appeared, I felt like many others that I did not need to know how someone I was following was enjoying breakfast. But I began to…
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Recently, I tested a Panasonic LUMIX Gh4 with two important features that affect how still photographers will be capturing images in the near future. Firmware now offered by Panasonic for…
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Instagram Comments on Martin Luther King Post
On Martin Luther King Day, I posted this Instagram with the following caption” “Monument in Washington DC. An awe-inspiring statue of an extraordinary man. He was killed before the current…
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