The Visual Science Lab

Saturday, May 21, 2016

Business is just business except when it's also art.

I love business portraits. I love it when I have carte blanche to create. The stuff where the client tells you exactly what they want? I...

The death of commercial photography has been overstated. Wildly overstated if you consider the health of the bigger category of imaging.

There's been a thought trend that the photography business morphed into something new and diminished; at least financially, during t...

Getting snagged and befuddled by the practice of using the same camera for stills and video. Too much stuff.

I tend to glom onto a camera that I really like and use the hell out of it in spurts. I know, you are so much smarter than me; you use o...

Friday, May 20, 2016

A quick break from my vacation break to add to my rambling review of the Sony RX10mkiii. Video.

The Texas Sky Over the Top of My House. I'm taking a break from my break to quickly talk about my recent good and mediocre expe...

Saturday, May 14, 2016

The Visual Science Lab is on vacation. Kirk ran out of interesting things to write about.

Romans on scooter. ©2016 Kirk Tuck Much as I love writing about photography and cameras I find myself at a pausing point and need ...

Friday, May 13, 2016

Images from my coverage of the Keller Williams RED DAY event. Shot with the three different Sony sensor format cameras. And a small smattering of lenses. Click to enlarge.

A7R2 w/24-70mm A subset of the KW in-house video crew. I have written, yesterday and today, tangentially, about my photo assignmen...

A reposting of my blog on camera bags from 2012. Still apt.

5.18.2012 Who cares about camera bags? Well....I do. This is an old, Domke Little Bit Bigger camera bag. I see a lot of s...

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