Nathalie came over to my house recently and happened to have her gorgeous 100mm macro with her. We each snapped a bunch of shots of this little monster we'd caught in a jar.

While we were in Rome, Nathalie and I caught the Colosseum, which we learned was named after the now gone Colossus of Rome, an immense statue nearby.

Made this ridiculously large stitch while in Glengarriff on Seal Island. (Click to view full size)

Had the good fortune to visit Glengarriff recently with Nathalie. She was doing a wedding shoot down there and took me down to beautiful West Cork with her. En route, we stopped for some delicious ...

If you follow me on Twitter, Facebook, Google Buzz, Google Plus or even just around in real life, I'm sure you will have already been exposed to my pimping this: I'd like to take a moment to talk ...

Though I'm not an especially religious person, The Vatican was quite amazing. It stands like a living remnant of the Roman Empire - the buildings look and feel as old as the Colusseum and Pantheon,...

Two of the most iconic things about Rome, well, Italy really, are the Vespa and the Fiat Bambino.

'twas Nathalie's birthday recently. I stopped by with a cake WHAT I BAKED MYSELF as a gesture of, well, em, as a gesture of Happy Birthday, I guess.

I've mixed feelings about HDR; here are a couple of shots I took with two different schools of approach to this oft-maligned technique. The former is high global contrast with a large radius...th...

I shot this yesterday as a wee experiment. Camera was Canon EOS 5D Mk. II, I don't have an intervalometer, so I used the packaged EOS Utility software and left it tethered to my laptop.