Hot Eye Photography

01/04/2019

Long day but a fun day! Thanks

12/25/2018

I love this time of year! Despite being so busy your not sure which way to turn next it’s all worth it! Merry Christmas to all from the Foster’s!!

12/06/2018

New and old come together.

11/29/2018

LCA

11/29/2018

11/05/2018

To say backpacking this weekend in Pisgah was stunning would be an understatement. So proud of this group hiking their way through this cathedral of color as fall peaks in the blue ridge mountains.

10/15/2015

Photography is so easy its ridiculous.

Yes, photography is so easy it’s ridiculous and that’s what makes it so hard. In the end it’s not so much about making the pictures it’s what you do with them. It’s about process, having an idea, making the pictures and then giving them life.

It seems to me that so many photographers have a very narrow view of process. Because the image making part is so captivating, so seductive, it’s easy to make the pictures with no idea in mind and no end in sight.

05/29/2014

I have noticed that no one gets out of the way when an iPhone is pointed at them anymore, but when people see a big pro camera, they still immediately side step out of the line of sight." Traer Scott

Having spent a few summers as a child in the North Carolina Museum of Natural History where her mother was a volunteer curator, Traer Scott developed what she calls an "immense affection for all things old and musty and mysterious, particularly preserved animals." Years later, in 2008,

10/28/2013

Cole NeSmith

Revealing the beauty in what you care about is far more effective than pointing out flaws in the things you don't.

10/17/2013

Ran into a guy shooting pictures of his moonshine with a dead fox and 2 girls in bikinis. I scored some jars for myself too!

09/12/2013

I’m grateful the carrying of a camera made that happen

If we walk the world with open eyes and an open heart, the telling of such wonderful stories remains possible. The thought of that is enough, really, to take the cameras and put them on my shoulders every day.

Joe McNally

check this link for a complete story blog from Joe.

http://scottkelby.com/2013/its-guest-blog-wednesday-featuring-joe-mcnally-3/

Around this time, during that fateful fall 12 years ago, Mike Wernick came into the Giant Polaroid studio, then on 2nd St., near the Bowery. He had walked over from his firehouse, Ladder Nine-Engine Thirty Three, tattered, dust laden bunker gear in hand. He got up on the stage we had built for subje...