Lee Jinks's (leejinks) Blog

We didn't make the cut, but you might want to see some of the videos that did.    Nikon Festival site

I remember seeing the movie The Birds as a kid.  It had to be one of the scariest movies I had ever seen.  I live in the part of the country where bird migration funnels through on their way to and from South America.  There are times of the year where trees are filled to capacity and power line...

Frank LLosa of FranklyRealty.com has created a video where he recommends a few compact digital cameras for real estate. Frank and I don't agree on all points, but we do agree that ultra wide is necessary for interior real estate photography. I would add a couple Panasonics even through they are o...

Some days the shoreline just churns with breakers and other days the gulf is so calm.  This was one of those mornings where the gulf was very calm and the bay was like glass.  Just looking at these photos reminded me of how calm it was giving me a calm spirit.

After building this sandcastle one afternoon at the beach (South Padre Island, TX), I went to the house to get cleaned up and realized I had no photos of the creation.  I grabbed my camera, tripod and flashlight and headed out.  When I got there I was surprised that no one had knocked it down ye...

There are a series of videos with Scott Hargis, a renowned real estate photographer, which show Scott’s lighting techniques for a typical real estate shoot. These videos are a series of time laps photos showing Scott at work with explanations along the way. Do you take this much time with your li...

At the end of 2007, I began a series of discussions on the best compact digital camera (sometimes called point and shoot cameras) for real estate. At the time I was using what has been termed a prosumer digital camera (between a professional and consumer camera often times larger and more complic...

I mean duckS Taken on the River Walk in San Antonio late this summer.