Intro: How I Found These Stereographs Just yesterday, I was digging through an antique/consignment shop in San Diego when I found a stack of stereograph cards. At first, I thought they’d be the usual Keystone or Underwood & Underwood mass-market cards I always come across, but these were different! No publisher stamps. No world landmarks. Just handwritten notes. When I read the captions, I realized they were from Silver Lake, Los Angeles, and dated around […]
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When I last wrote about Asheville, it was in the wake of Hurricane Helene. The mountains were scarred, trails were closed, and many of the small businesses that give this city its charm were hanging on by a thread. It was a hard moment for a place that means so much to me and my family. Now, visiting again in August 2025, it feels completely different. The trees have been cleared and are filling in […]
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Introduction In an age where cameras are an essential tool for storytelling, it’s crucial for us, as photographers and photojournalists, to approach this art form with a sense of responsibility and care. Ethical photography isn’t just about capturing the moment in front of us—it’s about embracing our role as storytellers to document the world with empathy, respect, and integrity. When crises unfold or deeply personal stories come into focus, photographers have the power to make […]
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San Diego, with its endless sunshine, beautiful landscapes, and vibrant urban scenes, is a haven for photographers. Whether you’re a local with a camera in hand or a visitor aiming to capture the essence of this city, San Diego’s diverse locales offer something for every type of photographer. From the serene shores of La Jolla Cove to the historic streets of Old Town, here are seven must-visit photography locations in San Diego that promise stunning […]
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