George Lepp

Finding photographic satisfaction in commercial and curated gardens.

Hands-on with Canon’s best mirrorless camera yet, plus innovative super-tele lenses.

Upgraded sensitivity and resolution—plus 4K video and in-camera focus bracketing—make this mid-range camera an excellent choice for nature and wildlife photography.

You don’t have to go far to practice macro photography. It’s the subject that’s available year-round without leaving home. Here’s how to get started.

No photo software can truly do it all. This selection of photo processing apps and plug-ins are worth considering.

George Lepp explains the use of in-camera focus stacking tools found in recent cameras like the Canon EOS RP.

Contrary to what you might have heard, you do not need a tripod that can’t be moved without a forklift. Here’s what to consider when choosing a tripod and head.

You be the judge—what makes a contest-winning photograph?

How to select the right camera for your photography.

Aerial perspectives for outdoor photographers.

The advantages of mirrorless technology are not simply size and weight.

Insights for timing your photo trips and using telephoto lenses with tele-extenders to create intimate wildlife portraits while remaining at a respectful distance.

Seasonal projects for outdoor photographers.

Handling Reflections • Are Tripods Obsolete? • Filters For Lens Protection • Choosing A Macro Lens • Travel Kits

Binoculars, blue skies and winter projects.

For photographers with years of accumulated images, there’s no time like the present for curating your archives.

Mono A Mono • Down To Earth • Sensor Envy • White Balance, Blue Sky

Technologies that help overcome physical limitations.

Low-Budget Macro • Variable Vs. Graduated Filters • Printer Profiles • Problem Solving For Long Exposures

Tools for macro photography.