by David Simchock How many times have you heard someone say, “If I take enough pictures, one of them is bound to be a good one!” A gazillion times? More than that? I understand where folks are coming from when they say this, but it isn’t exactly the best wayContinue Reading
by David Simchock This is the fourth and final segment of our “Travel Photography” focus. We’ve already covered “people” and “places,” so this month, we’ll round things off and take a look at the broad category of “things,” specifically, things of “nature.” Flora Here in Western North Carolina, there isContinue Reading
by David Simchock In my most recent column, we explored the best techniques for photographing “people”. This month, we’ll look at some of the tools and techniques required for photographing “places” while on the road. Landscapes: How frustrating it can be to live in the Blue Ridge Mountains, surrounded byContinue Reading
by David Simchock Last month, we had a look at some of the “generic” issues related to the wonderful world of travel photography. These were things that essentially apply to any facet of photography, as they form the foundation for all that follows. This month, we’ll explore some of theContinue Reading
Open publication – Free publishing – More 2013 In This Month’s Issue: January 2013 Performance: Taste of Opera (pg 2); Tomáš Kubínek (pg 4) Fine Art: Arts & Crafts Conference and Antiques Show (pg 3); John Urbain (pg 8); David Simchock (pg 9); Satellite Gallery (pg 10); Gallery 86 (pgContinue Reading
RAD Photographer / Artist / Instructor interviewed by Dennis Ray A native of New Jersey, award-winning photographer David Simchock has had a life-long interest in the arts, although his early career aspirations brought him into the corporate world, practicing as a mechanical engineer in New York City and later inContinue Reading
