Articles by Russ Burden
It’s The Reason For The End
Many famous photographers are known for iconic quotes: “There are always two people in every picture: the photographer and the…
As Simple As ABC
Regardless of subject matter, the rules of good photography don’t change. Whether you photograph wildlife, make portraits, shoot landscapes, create…
Mastering Autofocus
It was 1985 when Minolta revolutionized the world of photography with the release of their first autofocus SLR—the Maxxum 7000….
Customize The Graduated Filter Tool In ACR Or Lightroom
The shape of the Graduated Filter tool in Adobe Camera Raw and Lightroom can be customized. Areas you don’t want…
Using Window Light
Equipping a studio with lights, reflectors, soft boxes, flash synch devices, etc. is expensive. But for the sake of consistent…
Come Home With Better Travel Photographs
Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Will the answer ever be reconciled? Here’s another to ponder: When you…
Master What You Own
My photography started back in the days of film. I’d always have two cameras strapped over my shoulder. One contained…
Photography Quick Tips: Action, Travel, Portrait
Over the years that I’ve been writing the Outdoor Photographer Tip of the Week, I’ve covered myriad topics. I’ve banged…
Thank You, Nature Photography
Not too long ago, somebody asked me how photography impacted my life. As the wheels in my head began to…
The Not Still Picture
Grace and fluidity connote tranquility and peacefulness. These qualities conjure up serene feelings that alleviate stress and produce relaxed thoughts….
Lifelong Learning
One of the greatest aspects of photography is that there’s always something new to learn. The journey is lifelong and…
Travel Photography: Architecture—Three Quick Tips
Books have been written on how to capture a great architectural image. There are myriad aspects to take into consideration….
Back-Button Autofocus
Back-button autofocus—a large number of photographers love it, others have no idea what it is. Most photographers use the shutter…
Therapeutic Photography
Photography can be therapeutic. Sometimes you just need a “photo fix” when you “just gotta get out and make some…
Depth Of Field In Macro Photography
In macro photography, depth of field is especially important to ensure the details of your subject are sharp. Use these 5 tips to get the best results.
Five Must-Know Photoshop Quick Tips
“Photoshoppers” are very particular in the way they use the program. Many utilize a workflow that includes tricks, keyboard short…
Discover The Wonder Of Water Photography
Without water, life as we know it couldn’t exist. With this in mind, it’s time to give some attention to…
Photography By The Alphabet, Part 5—U To Z
Today’s Photo Tip Of The Week is the final installment in a five-tip series. The series has been spread out…
Photography By The Alphabet, Part 4—P To T
Today’s Photo Tip Of The Week is part of a five-tip series. The series is spread out over a five-week…
Photography By The Alphabet, Part 3—K To O
Today’s Photo Tip Of The Week is part three of a five tip series. The series is spread out over…
