Articles by Adam Woodworth
Star Stacking For Pinpoint Stars And Low Noise
Landscape astrophotographer Adam Woodworth shares the camera settings and software needed to capture pinpoint stars with low noise in your Milky Way photos.
3 Hours of Milky Way Editing in 60 Seconds!
Capturing the Milky Way over a small town in Maine.
Winter In Death Valley
Some tips on where to shoot on your first visit to Death Valley National Park.
Nikon D850 Hands-On Review
The D850 is a compelling upgrade from the D810: more resolution, better high ISO performance and many comforts that make shooting in the field much easier.
Focus Shift With The Nikon D850
Focus stacking made easy with the Nikon D850.
In The Dark With The New Nikon D850
ISO 25,600 with 45.7 megapixels? No problem!
Serendipity With A Moose
The moose shot I’ve been waiting for.
China Poot Peak Over Homer Harbor, Alaska
Magic light on the mountains surrounding Homer, Alaska.
An Evening at Sunwapta Falls
A waterfall below an island on a river with a mountain backdrop? Yes, please!
Lake Louise Reflection Shot, With Feeling
Shooting a Lake Louise reflection in mid-spring.
Goblins And Aurora
Capturing a Milky Way panorama with the Northern Lights and Goblins in the desert of Utah.
Lean Forward To Stand Up Straight In Your Wide Angle Selfies
Fix a leaning person in wide angle portraits with this simple trick.
Milky Way Canyon: The Night Sky in Utah
Capturing the Milky Way in the incredibly dark skies of Utah.
Sunrise at Dead Horse Point State Park
Catching great light above the canyons of Utah.
Lowepro Whistler BP 450 AW Camera Backpack
After a year of regular use, here are my favorite — and not so favorite features — of this all-weather camera pack.
See Adam Woodworth Speak At PhotoPlus
If you’re at the PhotoPlus Expo 2106 in New York City you can catch me at the Nikon booth (#401)!…
The Fall Colors are Coming!
Fall is officially here and the trees are already starting to turn in northern New England! It won’t be long…
How To Photograph The Milky Way
Panoramas are one of the most fun and dramatic ways of capturing the Milky Way over a landscape, created by stitching multiple exposures together in software to capture a much wider field of view than you could capture in a single photo.
Learn How to Make Your Milky Way Photos Pop and Glow!
Are you ready to take your Milky Way photos to the next level? Check out a few of my favorite…
Learn Milky Way Photography in Acadia National Park
This photo is from a couple years ago at Acadia National Park in Maine. The tide was going out and…
