Blogging

[John Thawley]

If anyone is interested, I've launched a Journal from my site and in addition to adding entries of tips, techniques and general thoughts (all informal, of course) I'm going to try and post each day from the track when shooting an event. This week I'll be shooting at Mosport. Hopefully, I'll post updates on the shooting and sharing stories and personal anecdotes. The goal is to keep it lighthearted and informative.

http://www.johnthawley.com/journal/

JT

[Daniel Buck]

Awesome :-) I'll check it out every now and then! I started doing mine with the intention of posting up my experiments and stuff, but it just turned into an image posting, haha!

[Mark Delbrueck]

I really like the layout! Pretty easy to read, great content as well. Its almost becoming a "standard" to have a blog attached to your site I suppose. The only problem I ran into was the black background on a reflective screen on my crappy work computer.

[Jamie Holladay]

Nice JT. I look forward to more articles.

[Aaron Kupferman]

Added to my RSS reader. Thanks!

[E. John Thawley III]

I like your title format:
THE PAN SHOT... TAKING CONTROL
POST PROCESSING... NOT ABOUT SAVING BAD SHOTS
WRAPPING YOUR HEAD AROUND WORKFLOW

Here are a few that I'd like to see:
TRANSPORTATION SAFETY ADMINISTRATION... WHEN CLOWNS LEAVE THE CIRCUS
PRESS CREDENTIALS... HOW TO GET INTO EVERY RACE FOR FREE
PRO BONO... IT'LL BE GOOD FOR YOUR BOOK
THE POLARIZING FILTER... EVERY PHOTOG'S SECRET WEAPON
ROYALTY FREE... HOW TO JUSTIFY GOING ON UNEMPLOYMENT EVEN IF YOU'RE FREELANCE
RAPPING YOUR HEAD AGAINST RIGS
HIGH DYNAMIC RANGE... SO EASY, EVERYONE CAN DO IT

[Matt Mead]

Im luving your blog... please keep it up... thought u would just like to know lol

[John Thawley]

Im luving your blog... please keep it up... thought u would just like to know lol

Thanks! I intend to stick with it in the hope the content will accumulate into something worthwhile and that might be compiled at a later date. Once the season's racing is over, I'll be spending a lot more time on workflow and post processing as well as shooting (I hate the word tips) philosophies.

Thanks again,

JT