July 2010
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Having Fun
Pictures are everywhere…even in parking lots. I was in California this past week, learning to cook Thai food (even photographers...
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Storm Light
Summer is the time for storms. Too often, photographers pack up when they see inclement weather on the horizon, which...
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Depth of Field Interview with Matt Brandon
A little over a month ago I got an email from Matt Brandon who is a photographer based in Kuala Lumpur....
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Summer 2010 Newsletter
The Summer 2010 issue of the Michael Clark Photography Newsletter is now available for download. If you’d like to sign...
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Photo Critique Series: “Glen Coe” by Tim Smalley
This week’s photograph was made by Tim Smalley near Kinlochleven, Scotland. By having his image chosen for this critique Tim...
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Ansel Adams – Living Again?
The act of creation is what keeps an artist going, regardless of the economy, the time of day, or the...
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The Art of the Self-Timer Photo
Self Portraits – Images by Jerry and Marcy Monkman During the last decade or so of shooting projects for conservation...
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Panasonic 3-D Camcorder
Also announces other new products
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Camera Calibration for Raw Files
Vision is the most important part of photography. Your eye is what makes the difference between a great photograph and...
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Thinking About the Cold
Maybe it’s the heat, but I’ve been thinking a lot lately about Antarctica. I have been many times over the...
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Image Processing to Honor Nature
Here you see a photo partly adjusted, partly not. You can see more of the two versions below. The point...
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Humpback Whale Breach 100
A few months ago, I stopped posting images while traveling, because I didn’t like the results of my color processing...
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Wildflowers in the Yosemite High Country
It’s late July, and spring is long gone from the Sierra foothills, where I live, and in most of California—indeed,...
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Bathtub IV
Using a variety of techniques, this short film hopes to encourage you to to take a second look at places that are familiar to them.
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Finding Color in the Shadows
Last week I braved the 100+ degree heat of the Arizona desert to photograph a popular tourist attraction known as...
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Finding Balance in the Tetons…Again
I am not sure what it is about this place, but I am willing to flock there any day of...
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Nature Photography is Dead – Long Live Nature Photography!
I am sure that title got a few folks attention. I think that play on the old, “The king is...
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Impressions of Yellowstone
I just got back from two weeks of shooting the Grand Tetons, Wind River Mountains, and Yellowstone National Park in...
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Shoot into the Sun for Creative Effect
When you were young, your mother probably told you to never stare into the sun. What is often good advice...
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Digital Workflow e-book updated for Lightroom 3 and Photoshop CS5
I am happy to announce that the new version of my digital workflow e-book, Adobe Photoshop Lightroom: A Professional Photographer’s Workflow has...