Shrunken Teton Syndrome
This week’s motion post is taking us to my favorite spot on the planet. Well maybe not the planet, but definitely in North America. The Tetons of Jackson, Wyoming. A little tilt-shift video created by...
View ArticleChaos Theory
I wanted you to have a brief look inside my head lately. Complete Chaos. That is what it looks like to the naked eye, it’s safe to say that it’s a little bit of a chaos theory. I see complete organized...
View ArticleWhere in the World…Traveling
Well it is safe to say I have been residing on a skewed line to reality lately. On a travel binge. Shooting some of the best things in the world. Working hard. Traveling non-stop. Getting ready to...
View ArticleSpeed Freaking Photographing
I met and began photographing Owen not too long after I moved to Washington. He was the ski school instructor at Mount Baker Ski Area that my daughter Jade gravitated to on her first day of non-dad...
View ArticleLeica Crazy
Highlighting the art of craftsmanship, nobody does it better than Leica. Only $50K? A bargain at what looks like some major time spent on perfection. Thank you Leica for highlighting this how-to video...
View ArticleJordan Manley – A Skier’s Journey Japan
I grew up watching the ski movies of Greg Stump. Greg’s movies not only highlighted amazing locations and skiing, but also contained a story line. Translation – not just containing what has been...
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Inscape – New Column in PHOTOGRAPH Magazine
It’s like waiting for Christmas as a kid. You know, where you have asked for that Red Rider BB Gun. You have continually obsessed, aggravated, and delivered sermon after sermon to your mom and dad...
View ArticleMoving Forward from Back to Forward Again
I don’t think it is that often that we (the human race) reflect back on our past. It is typically a motion that we try to forget because, for the most part, you cannot change the past. Right? In just...
View Article8 Principles for Professional Photographers that I have discovered in My Career
I have been creating images and articles as a business model for a long time now. During that time frame I have discovered some principles for professional photographers that I have found to truly work...
View ArticleExposure Blending Video for Photoshop CS6
It’s not that often that I use exposure blending anymore because many of my clients want a single capture image. In addition though, Adobe’s Lightroom 4 software has such a robust RAW processing...
View ArticleI Do What I Do
I gave a single day workshop a couple of weeks ago to a great group of participants in downtown Seattle. That workshop was as much of an eye-opener for them as it was for me. It was the group’s...
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Inscape Column – Fall In – PHOTOGRAPH Magazine
Well, the second issue of PHOTOGRAPH Magazine is now out with my latest installment of my Inscape Column – Fall In. The noise from the seat behind me was ear drum rupturing. High pitched screaming....
View ArticleI Have Been Here Before
I’ve been here before. Definitely. Not literally, but maybe in another life? If that is possible to believe? I remember these places. It’s a simple case of deja vu, and if you have ever watched the...
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Inscape Column – Snow Falling – PHOTOGRAPH Magazine
The third issue of PHOTOGRAPH Magazine is now out with my latest installment of my Inscape Column – Snow Falling. You notice it ever so slightly one morning as you take the kids to school, the dog for...
View Article9 Things to Think About Before You Become a Professional Photographer
I want to throw the romance of photography and being a photographer in the garbage can for a few minutes. This post is to give you some idea of what you may be stepping into should you decide that you...
View ArticleJackson, Wyoming 83002 – Dreamer, Drifter…
Jackson, Wyoming…this is all going to make sense momentarily, just bear with my rampant train-of-thought diatribe (maybe a bit harsh but such a cool word). There are times in my life when I struggle. I...
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Testimonial – Charles Lloyd
Testimonials are a type of necessary evil. I truly don’t like bragging, but there are times throughout my career when I have done a better job than even I anticipated. I have changed the way a certain...
View Article20 Minutes
20 minutes ago I was purchasing a coffee and a blueberry scone at Caffe Vita. The TSA agent told me to have a great day. I walked through security without shedding my shoes, without taking off my belt,...
View ArticleMoving Forward from Back to Forward Again
I don’t think it is that often that we (the human race)...The post Moving Forward from Back to Forward Again appeared first on JAY GOODRICH. Related posts: Guy Tal says it all Photoshop and Nature...
View ArticleMy Best Photos of 2013
My Best Photos of 2013 began with a look at 56,721 selects...The post My Best Photos of 2013 appeared first on JAY GOODRICH. Related posts: 2010 in Review Just a Little Mountain Bike Porn Best of 2008
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