Linocut III – The adventure continues

Unlike Remo Williams, I continue to honor my promises and produce sequels. While I haven’t actually printed anything recently, I have been doing more work in the realm of linocuts. In the real of practicing what I preach, here are many things that are not where I’d like them but are part of the process […]

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Photography – Tennis mainly

I have never photographed tennis before. The actual setup of the courts created significant challenges and ones that I really wasn’t used to from soccer, football, field hockey, or even baseball (which does have plenty of fences). All the fences were very tall and many of them had the netting covering most of the surface. […]

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Photos from the Road in the Northeast

Normally, I’m photographing things headed down to Alabama. This year with son #2 playing football at Middlebury, we did a lot more driving around Vermont and I was occasionally riding shotgun with enough light to take some pictures. I can’t decide if I’d like to really slow down and take decent pictures or if driving […]

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Sports Photography – Middlebury Football Home Game

After shooting mainly soccer for a chunk of time, I’ve had the chance to shoot two of James’s football games. I’m trying to get shots of most of the people and I’m mixing action shots with some shots that are closer to portraiture. Shooting for coverage really slows down editing as I keep far more […]

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AI Lightroom and Claude Code Experiment

To see how it’d go, I used Claude Code to see if I could make a Lightroom Classic plugin to auto-tag photos with visible jersey numbers using the Google Gemini API. Adobe uses Lua as a scripting language. It did end up working but it took quite a while and, in general, I feel mostly […]

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