2023 Calendars
2023 calendars are here – two options are available. Each costs $25 ($18 + $7 flat shipping), plus any applicable taxes. See full details and ordering information here.
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2021 in Numbers
In 2020 I started keeping track of how many photos I actually took, and in 2021 I kept at it and even added to it a bit, keeping track by type of outing (wildlife, landscape, around town, etc.).
While looking back at my favorite photos tells part of the story of the year for me, looking at the numbers is equally fun – at least for me. 🙂
So, how did 2021 turn out?
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2020 Year in Numbers
In my 2019 Year in Review post I mentioned that I had taken 10,000 photos that year. However, as I also admitted, I really had no clue how many photos I took – only how many I kept. I also jokingly said I’d keep better track in 2020.
Well, I did. Every time I came back from photographing, whether it be a walk near home or a bigger trip, I first recorded how many files were on my memory cards before starting my review and editing.
Now, 2020 turned out to probably not be the best year for tracking what’s “normal” in terms of the number of photos took considering how many trips were cancelled, but it did suggest that my 10,000 estimate was way low.
So how many did I take in 2020?
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Display consultation and printing
In a world of digital photography it’s increasingly rare to print photos or even see a photo larger than a screen on your phone or laptop.
Therefore, I’m always excited when I do have opportunities to print, whether it’s for a show, a client, or friends, as was a recent case.
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Genesee Park Bison Herd in Snow
Bison in snow often conjures up images of Yellowstone National Park in winter, but fortunately for me, some descendants of the Yellowstone bison reside just up the highway from me in Genesee Park, part of Denver’s Mountain Parks. →