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I had a very happy surprise when I was browsing through Maryland Life Magazine at the grocery store yesterday: My long-awaited Maryland steeplechasing story had finally been published --- and with a fantastic layout with four doublepage spreads! The story is a combination of race photos
Photographed Jazz singer Rene Edwards performing at Twins Jazz Club on U St. the other night. What a blast! Photographers like Jazz performers can get into a zone, where all of the years of training and practice fade away, and you just do what feels right. So while they did their thing,
In this lighting workshop photographer Dennis Drenner shares the techniques he has employed during a 20-year career working for publications like the New York Times, US News and World Report and Smithsonian Magazine.
Held over two full days at Studio Hun in Clipper Mill, the workshop
I've recently moved into a beautiful new 1200 square foot natural light studio in downtown Baltimore, sharing with my good friend and excellent photographer Michael Temchine. The jury is still out on what we will call the place (top contenders are Studio Hun and Studio Hon) but in any