On Landscape
 | Ansel Adams Award Winner William Neill offers instruction and inspiration in On Landscape. |
Tuesday, January 26, 2010 Meditations In Black-And-White
A business proposal led to a new avenue of creativity  I recently had a client ask to see some images—black-and-white nature photographs for a corporate environment. |
Tuesday, October 6, 2009 Social Networking For Photographers
Are you on Facebook? Do you 'tweet'? Make use of the web to find new fans  Outdoor Photographer has one. My little sister has one. Now I have one. |
Tuesday, July 7, 2009 Create Artistic Blurs In-Camera
Tips for acheiving a painterly effect with subtle camera movements  Impressionistic photography has caught on. The process of blurring photographs with a camera is everywhere. |
Tuesday, April 7, 2009 Local Knowledge
Knowing a location well can get you into the right place at the right time  I’ve said it before, and I’m here to say it again. Get to know a landscape! Get to know your landscape, a favorite location where you can return often in all kinds of light and weather and season. Hopefully, this will be a place nearby where, by looking out the window and checking the weather, you can best anticipate the chances of good conditions. If you want to become a better landscape photographer, study a favorite location. |
Tuesday, February 3, 2009 Tradition?
Seek more creative and unique imagery and break free from the past  Yes, indeed, Yosemite is an amazing place to photograph. Living in or next to the park for the past 31 years has given me many blessings and taught me many lessons. When winter comes, I watch the weather patterns and hope to catch a great day with fresh snow, dramatic clouds and lighting that takes your breath away.
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Monday, December 1, 2008 HDR
“Surrealizing” The Landscape  Last fall, I visited nearby Yosemite Valley to deliver a print and posters to The Ansel Adams Gallery. While heading home, I stopped at the Gates of the Valley turnout just in time for some sunset photography. |
Tuesday, November 4, 2008 Resources To Help You Take Better Photos
Our landscape guru’s list of top photo tip books, videos and more  What I enjoy most about being a nature photographer is being in nature. Outside. Fresh air. Beautiful light. Peace and quiet. |
Tuesday, October 7, 2008 Get Past The Snapshot
Don't settle for your first perspective. Keep looking and you’ll keep finding photographs  Down, but not forgotten. Fallen, but still beautiful and at peace. Fallen leaves have an intriguing beauty and symbolism, and they have been an ongoing theme of mine, especially in the fall. There’s something magical about the transition of the seasons in general. |
Wednesday, October 1, 2008 Autumn Light
Keep it clean and simple for the most dramatic photographs  Every season of the year has its special qualities for the landscape photographer. Autumn is no exception. By the end of summer, I already find myself wondering where I’ll go to photograph and how the colors will be this year. Every autumn season is different, and we all hope that this year will be the brightest and most colorful. |
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