December 2010

Light This week’s photograph was made by Jeremy Long in Joshua Tree National Park, California. The image is an interesting...

The LCD is both bane and boon for digital photographers. It is a wonderful tool that lets us see our...

Slim camera with 24X zoom function

Mirrorless interchangeable lens camera

I am not looking to start the usual war, I am actually looking for some sound advice. I have come...

I just wanted to wish everyone here Happy Holidays! Best wishes, Ian Plant Photography

White Balance for Landscape Photographs – Part 2: Shade from Michael Frye on Vimeo. Here’s the second part of my...

Firmware update FW 1.0.0.24 is now available

Scout locations from home to find your best vistas

I really thought I wanted a Canon EOS 60D. I am not brand limited — this is a story about...

It is amazing what you can pull out of a batch of photos that you haven’t looked at in awhile....

I am often asked what lenses to take for a particular journey.  My standard answer?  All of them.  Seriously, I...

Before getting to the topic at hand, I want to thank all of you for your support in launching my...

Temperatures are dropping, ponds are freezing over, and snow is falling—winter is here! As winter’s chill sets in, however, don’t...

It’s easy to find information about Photoshop, Lightroom, or just about any other aspect of the digital darkroom. But too...

Life Cycles OFFICIAL Trailer from Life Cycles on Vimeo. Life Cycles is the brain child of mountain bike photographer Derek...

Many years ago, I saw a photograph of Australia’s remarkable round-leaved Licuala Palm, which grows in a very restricted part...

White Balance for Landscape Photographs – Part 1: Sunlight from Michael Frye on Vimeo. My recent critique of Mark Wilburn’s...

My first eBook, Light & Land: Landscapes in the Digital Darkroom, will be released next week on December 15th. Light...

Zion National Park in Utah is a land of deep canyons, sweeping mountain vistas, and stunning desert views. Every year...