A lot of Dallas press showed up for a U.S. Honor Flag ceremony honoring Kaufman County Assistant D.A. Mark Hasse, which presents a whole set of other photos to take, of local officials being interviewed. I am glad to see that the story has received a lot of attention. I also wonder how much of that comes from the current gun law debate.
Overheard ... "They can catch these guys and string them up right there on the flag pole."
Overheard dumb question from a reporter to the district attorney ... "Are you still actively looking for suspects in the case?"
Here are some tips on getting the most from older images (digital, film or print).
Do you have any subjects that you want to document for decades to come? How about more than 30 years covering prisoner work details?
If you are trying to grow a photography business, this would be the contest to win.
Plot your spot to shoot the next full moon... it will be hard to top this. Oh, and you will need some serious lens.
Also good... some tips for making your landscape images better...
Favorite SuperBowl commercial? Mine was the Dodge Ram Paul Harvey 'Farmers' spot for a few reasons. I am a sucker for sentimental sappy patriotic stuff anyway, but I was also a Paul Harvey fan. The man simply knew how to tell a story, and he was an authentic and overwhelmingly decent guy. Throw that together with some very nice still photos and it is golden. Of course we find out that the concept was taken from a Farms.com YouTube video (obviously with a lower budget) post by ... I hope that the person who put together the first one is getting proper credit for it. Here is the rest of the story about the ad.
And a few more from today... I shot the event for the Kaufman Herald and assume they will put up a slide show of images at some point.
Translation - No one attacks me without being punished.
Have a great week.
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