T.M. Schultze

Make Goals, Not Resolutions, In 2015

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Resolutions are the worst.  They are made to be broken.  They imply impending failure rather than achievement.  They focus solely on the result, ignoring the planning and thought process that is most important. Goals are what your resolutions should be, especially if they are SMART goals (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Timely. A common resolution … Read more

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My Favorite Photographs of 2014

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Desert Monsoon

This was a great year for photography, and what follows are my favorite images of 2014.  These include images from California, Ohio, and Washington.

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Skyfire – A Review of the App

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Skyfire – A Review of the App One of my photography friends, Matthew Kuhns, has released a new app called Skyfire.  The app has appeared on Petapixel, so it has already received a good amount of promotion so far. As a user of the app, I thought I would include a few notes about the … Read more

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Joshua Tree Photo Guide – Down To The Wire

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The Photographer’s Guide To Joshua Tree National Park will be coming out next month! It is a delight to be able to create a Joshua Tree Photo Guide for the public to use. On behalf of my co-author, Jeremy Long, I am very excited for the first edition release. The Guide will be available in multiple formats, Ibooks, Kindle, Nook, and a PDF edition. All should be readable on the device of your choice.

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Mandatory-Tech Website

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I wanted to take a moment and recommend you subscribe to my friend’s website at Mandatory Tech.  The website is available at www.mandatory-tech.com.  My friend’s name is William Murphy and he covers technology, gadgets, and various issues in the industry. His latest post concerns Smart Automation at home, a field that is going to become … Read more

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High Speed Rail Boondoggle

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The Hundred Billion Dollar Boondoggle Right now, Californians are well on their way to making a huge mistake.  The Los Angeles to San Francisco high-speed rail line indeeds sounds great on paper.  The idea that in just a few hours, you can head from the South to the Bay Area with stops in the Central … Read more