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Photographer Rob Szajkowski of San Diego

Thank you for visiting my blog! My name is Rob Szajkowski (shy-cows-ski) and I am a freelance photographer and musician in San Diego, CA. This is where I like to discuss photography, write articles about photography techniques and share my thoughts and opinions. I also like to log my own progress as a photographer.

Disclaimer- I don’t claim to be the supreme authority on anything! Treat my writings as fact or pure fantasy if you’d like.  I welcome your comments and opinions.

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Capturing Fast Action

I have had a lot of fun shooting tennis over the years. Not only because I play the sport and really enjoy the tournament atmosphere, but because tennis is a fairly accessible and relatively inexpensive sport despite its hoity-toity public image. With proper planning one can get courtside seats with relative ease, particularly in the [...]

Accent lighting for product photography

Recently, Les George asked me to shoot a couple of his latest knives. I wanted to run my usual montage style but also wanted to create something ala Tactical Knives Magazine (hopefully they’ll end up in the mag soon). Its been a while since I did a “how-to” post so I decided to share my [...]

Ho-Hum, Just another day shooting in the Eastern Sierra

Took the family up near Lee Vining, CA last week to enjoy nature, a lack of cell phone reception and some great hiking. The Virginia lakes area is up above the Yosemite entrance and nestled right around 10,000 feet. I have been going up for years and this is the first time the elevation actually [...]

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