Lytro and Light-Field Technology are the Future of Photography

Lytro and Light-Field Technology are the Future of Photography

Posted by on Oct 20, 2011 in Blog, Photography, Technology | 3 Comments

In terms of years, the history of permanent photography is a relatively recent development. The first permanent photograph was an image produced in 1826 by the French inventor Joseph Nicéphore Niépce. The first color photograph was made by Scottish physicist James Clerk Maxwell, with the help of English inventor and photographer Thomas Sutton, in 1861. And in 1975 Steven Sasson as an engineer at Eastman Kodak invented and ...

Featured in Mashable’s 15 Fantastic iPhone Photos of Rainbows

Featured in Mashable’s 15 Fantastic iPhone Photos of Rainbows

Posted by on Sep 7, 2011 in Blog, Photography | No Comments

I was very excited when Amy-Mae Elliot contacted me about including one of my photos in an article she was developing for Mashable. The description was just as wonderful, “Strikingly simple elements – the lush green grass, the grey asphalt, the dark sky – combine to create a breathtaking image.” The photo was taken in ...

Majestic Time Lapses from Photographer Terje Sorgjerd

Posted by on Apr 26, 2011 in Art, Photography | No Comments

Terje Sorgjerd, a photographer and filmmaker from Norway, captured this amazing time lapse movie from the top of El Teide, Spain’s highest mountain. “The Mountain” captures the heavens in a way I have not experienced it. And what may have seemed like a disaster at the time, Sorgjerd captured a large sandstorm backlit by Grand ...

Turn a Life Around, and Your Facebook Profile, for Foster Children

Turn a Life Around, and Your Facebook Profile, for Foster Children

Posted by on Apr 19, 2011 in Photography, Social Media | No Comments

Here is a great idea that falls in the “why didn’t I think of this category.” In an effort to create awareness for foster children and families, the Wisconsin Department of Children & Families (Adoption Resources of Wisconsin) asks you to “use your profile to help foster children in need!” The idea is to “get ...

Saying Goodbye to the Flip Video Camera

Posted by on Apr 14, 2011 in Mobile, Photography, Social Media | No Comments

The Internet had a lot to say this week about Cisco retiring the very popular Flip Video Camera. Is it that big of a loss? Personally, I do not need another device in my pocket, backpack or suitcase. However, I am curious how content creators will replace the simple and useful device. Lets face it ...

Adventures in Hipstaland: Dennis’ Historic Route 66

Adventures in Hipstaland: Dennis’ Historic Route 66

Posted by on Apr 14, 2011 in Personal, Photography | No Comments

Historic Route 66 is timeless and well traveled. The open road escape has been well documented in movies, books, photographs and other stories. And as I headed west in July of 2010, armed with my iPhone 4 and Hipstamatic installed, I wanted to take the opportunity to return home from Las Vegas, Nevada on the ...

2010 Holiday Gifts Ideas for the Photographer

2010 Holiday Gifts Ideas for the Photographer

Posted by on Dec 14, 2010 in Apple, Photography | No Comments

Looking for some great holiday gift ideas for the photographer in your life? I thought sharing some of my photo-lust would be a great way to help you get a fun gift for the amateur photographer in your life. Create Your Own Pinhole Camera: $17.95 at Barnes and Noble Looking for a fun gift idea ...

Open Carefully

Posted by on Jun 1, 2010 in Project 365 | No Comments

Open Carefully, originally uploaded by Dennis Jenders. We have many industrial influenced designs in our offices at Laughlin Constable. This is a look at one of our doors, with a very nice depth of field. I really love my Canon 50mm 1.8 lens.

Three Sols

Posted by on May 31, 2010 in Project 365 | No Comments

Three Sols, originally uploaded by Dennis Jenders. Happy Memorial Day 2010. As I was relaxing over the long, three-day weekend, I thought I would grill-out on Monday. I did, and through the course of my meal I had a few beers. What better way to spend a warm summer evening than with a grill and ...

Empty Parking Lot at Dusk

Posted by on May 30, 2010 in Project 365 | No Comments

Empty Parking Lot at Dusk, originally uploaded by Dennis Jenders. A look at an empty parking lot in Racine. Again, the colors at dusk were just wonderful. I love the juxtaposition of the desolate parking lot with the very busy and exciting sky.