Adam Woodworth

Photographing the Milky Way at 50mm.

Photographer Adam Woodworth captures the Milky Way on the rocky seacoast of Maine.

Photographer Adam Woodworth captures the Milky Way between the walls of a gorge on the Bay of Fundy.

Photographer Adam Woodworth captures the Milky Way at twilight over wildflowers in Big Bend National Park.

Photographer Adam Woodworth shares the story behind the planning and execution of this shot of the Milky Way over a waterfall.

Photographer Adam Woodworth shares the story behind the planning and execution of this shot of the Milky Way from a sea cave.

Photographer Adam Woodworth captures a mountain pond reflection in Alaska, a roadside shot that was 200 miles up a dirt road.

Landscape astrophotographer Adam Woodworth shares the camera settings and software needed to capture pinpoint stars with low noise in your Milky Way photos.

Capturing the Milky Way over a small town in Maine.

Some tips on where to shoot on your first visit to Death Valley National Park.

Focus stacking made easy with the Nikon D850.

ISO 25,600 with 45.7 megapixels? No problem!

The moose shot I’ve been waiting for.

Magic light on the mountains surrounding Homer, Alaska.

A waterfall below an island on a river with a mountain backdrop? Yes, please!

Shooting a Lake Louise reflection in mid-spring.

Capturing a Milky Way panorama with the Northern Lights and Goblins in the desert of Utah.

Fix a leaning person in wide angle portraits with this simple trick.