I know I’m a nerd about these things and most people might not be as incredibly, overjoy-edly excitied as I am about this.  But the new Casio EX-F1 can shoot video at speeds of up to 1200 fps?!?  YES, 1200 frames per second.  Thats just insane and revolutionary! Not to mention it can shoot up [...]

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Last week I attended the Atlanta Photography Meetup’s photo shootout, and my camera hasn’t cooled down yet!  Thanks to Simplephoto.com and Professional Photo Resources (PPR) for sponsoring the event, it was incredible.  This event was a smorgasborg of photography, models and studio lighting.  They had about 20 models and about 24 photographers.  The good people at PPR [...]

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In honor of Valentines Day, I made a book of poetry for my wife. I hope she likes it. Happy Valentines Day!

A Match Made i…
By Tyese and Craig Ba…

Book Preview

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photo by www.thesnapclap.com.
The lobby of the Marriott Marquis in downtown Atlanta looks like something
straight out of a science fiction movie! The outside of the hotel looks
rather mundane, as do the interior of the rooms (I was thoroughly
underwhelmed). But the lobby?!? I was awestruck, no doubt. The lobby is
incredible.

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photo by www.thesnapclap.com
You know, the other day when it snowed, I took out my Canon Digital Rebel without hesitation.  That camera ain’t weather shielded or nothin’. But, I took it out any.  I look back on the places I’ve been with that camera and it’s like, wow, I really don’t worry about damaging the camera [...]

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Futon, by Roger Sizemore.
When I first got down here to Atlanta, I had to acclimate myself to the whole county government thing. In New York you see, its backwards.  New York is the city and the boroughs of New York City are the counties I’m used to.
At any rate, one of the counties down here puzzled [...]

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A Rare snow in Atlanta, originally uploaded by www.thesnapclap.com.
I guess when we moved here, me and my wife bought the snow from New
York with us. Sorry.

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