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Another Halloween has come and gone, but I thought I would share some images from the Keegan house this year. Halloween can be a time for photographers to utilize their lighting skills to create some creepy effects for trick or treaters. It was also an opportunity to play with my new Lumix GX7 camera I blogged about earlier. It's my newest rangefinder-style camera that I purchased primarily for street photography, candids and everyday use.My daughter Bridget and I spent the entire day having fun decorating the yard—a labor of love. We set up a full graveyard on the front lawn, smoke machines, spiders, webs, spooky translucent posters in the windows—backlit with strobe lights and ...

I forgot I had even put this video together, but I found it recently and thought I would post it for Throwback Thursday. It's a video of my photojournalism work that I did more than a decade ago.There were some cool images in here that I still like—even though I think my photography in general has gotten a lot more sophisticated over the past 10 years. The first series of images were done on a homeless man named Michael Burgess that I met as he was living in an underground parking lot for a Starbucks in Los Angeles. Burgess suffered from an extreme case of bipolar disorder to the point where he suffered delusions and heard voices. Several attempts had been made to find Michael help, ...

Being a professional photographer means the learning process never ends. The best photographers are the ones who never settle, and are always looking to improve or add a skill. Since photography is an art medium that highly depends on technology, the medium is always changing. This was never more evident than when the industry made the change from analog film to digital. As a photojournalist, I was involved in the first application of digital photography in real-world professional photography situations. It has been incredible to see the evolution of the technology from the old-school $15,000 bodies that produced a 3 or 4 megapixel image, to everybody having a phone camera in their pocket ...