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Last year in review

After the winter holidays break, I feel ready to start taking on the new year 2020. Lots has been done, and lots exciting adventures to add to my memory books, and I am sure it’s the same for you. For that I want to now take a few minutes and go through what made 2019 […]

Taking better pictures: understanding focal length (part 2)

In the first part of this tutorial, we explored focal length. We learned what it is, how it is related to the angle of view, and how the camera sensor size affects the equivalent focal length of a given lens. Here we will explore when to use a particular focal length, and why. You will […]

Magic sunset in Palo Alto Baylands

I have mentioned it before here and again here, and Palo Alty Baylands keeps being a magic place for beautiful sunset shots. If you have (very) long lenses, you can capture quite some wildlife too, but sunsets… oh sunsets :-)

Birds

Birds are with no doubt my favorite subject as far as wildlife goes. The Bay Area is pretty rich in species, and if you are really interested you should check sites like this one perhaps. I just portrait them. Anonymously. And sometimes I get the impression they are actually aware of the camera, and they […]

Shoreline atmosphere

Shoreline park has been and still is one of my favorite places where to enjoy long walks. The place is usually windy, relatively fresh even in summer sunny days, with great views on the “wild” bay with its interesting wildlife. Sure a nice place to take your camera with and make good use of that […]