by Larry Pollock | Mar 10, 2021 | Video Tutorials
Have you ever had an image you know was correctly focused, yet it looks soft? You are probably looking at diffraction. In this video, I explore the causes and solutions to this common photography issue. 
by Larry Pollock | Dec 31, 2020 | Landscape Photography, Travel Photography
“May you live in interesting times.” What we don’t know is if this old saying is a blessing or a curse! Though we look at time in segments such as 2020, 2021, etc., it is a continuum. There is no break in the flow except in our minds. Useful for... 
by Larry Pollock | Nov 29, 2020 | The Trash Planet Project, Travel Photography, Uncategorized
I will never understand the mentality of those who cause damage and trash our beautiful open spaces. I have words I would use here, but they would not be pleasant or clean. This damage was recently placed front, center, and in my face while on a trip to Death Valley... by Larry Pollock | Jun 24, 2018 | Newsletter
I have had a busy year traveling. Here are images from my trips. To read the newsletter – Click Here Don Julio Tequila SparksUSS Palo Alto - Seacliff CAthe Palo AltoStout Grove - Jedediah Smith Redwoods State ParkJededian Smith Redwoods State ParkModel: Lindsey... 
by Larry Pollock | Apr 15, 2018 | Travel Photography
I am at a crossroads on this human penchant to leave a mark on almost anything. We paint, carve, notch, scratch, and write on mother nature, walls, and just about anything. Kilroy was here.It gets sicky from here. If it’s old and, in a sense, historical, we... 
by Larry Pollock | Mar 15, 2018 | Black & White
In a world full of color, it seems a contradiction to shoot images in black and white. The red rocks of Antelope Canyon, the greens of Oregon, and the list goes on. Why would you not want to show these? What makes black and white photography interesting and a passion...