Month: November 2012

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Jon’s Teaching Classes!!

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Or more specifically he will be after the new year.

I’ll be conducting courses in 2-3 sessions depending on content.  To start things off I’ll be focusing on all you guys that may be getting cameras for the holidays and want to know how to use them to the fullest extent.  As the season warms back up, look forward to a selection of nature, architecture, and event field trips!

The metro-area will be home base for a little while so if you’re part of an art council, community education group, or simply have some interest in learning how to bend light, please let me know and we’ll get something custom-tailored to what you’re looking for!

Check back in a few days for a list of general available classes to see if anything peaks your interest.

Thanks guys!

– Jon

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NAIAS And a Total Lack of Interest in Cars

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I’m not a big “car guy.”  If you know me at all, you probably already knew that.
Well, last winter, a group of fellow photographers went downtown to ogle the curves (both the cars’ and the models’).  In the spirit of journalistic creation, I joined in.  As expected, once I arrived, the seething mass of “aficionados” easily overwhelmed the subject of the event.

As with any large public gathering I attend, my focus was on the people looking at things instead of the things they were looking at.  Oddly enough, a lot of people looked really bored (most of them were working the booths).

Here are some shots – sorry they’re nearly a year late…

– Jon