February 2011
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Green Waves
Auroras are unpredictable creatures. They can be brash and lively, shimmering and ethereal, or they be gentle and graceful. The...
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Canon or Nikon? Part II
In a recent post I asked all of you to give me some input on whether you were shooting with...
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Live-Blogging the Aurora
Greetings from the Arctic Circle! This week my friend Steve Shuey and I (as well as our wives and a...
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Yellowstone Week 1 Round-Up
As I mentioned in my last post, I am in the process of posting a series of winter images from Yellowstone...
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Photo Critique Series: “Another Lousy Sunset” by Ken Hornbrook
The critique is finally here—thanks for your patience! Light This week’s photograph was made by Ken Hornbrook at Bandon Beach...
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Misty Morning in Shenandoah
The Blue Ridge Mountains that run from Shenandoah National Park for over 500 miles south along the spine of Appalachian...
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Finding Your Own Icons
So what is a hardcore wildlife shooter like myself doing shooting Red Rock country in the desert southwest? Simple, I...
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Winter in Yellowstone: Light and Life
Yellowstone is a world beyond our own, emerging from the mists of time as a remnant of days long past....
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Heliopan Vario ND Filter
Now available
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Heliopan Circular Polarizers
No vignetting even with extreme wide angle lenses
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Mirror on the Marsh
The landscape of the Chesapeake Bay is a beautiful place to visit and photograph. Thousands of miles of marsh and...
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The Problem with AWB and RAW
I know, I know, so many photographers, especially some pros, think that it is never a problem shooting auto white...
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Sigma Scholarship Deadline Approaching
Accepting submissions through Feb. 28
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West Virginia Winter Wonderland
Winter wonderland in West Virginia, well not this winter for me. I have been visiting and photographing this area of...
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In the Field–Mount Baker Backcountry
Point of View (POV) cameras are growing extremely fast in their popularity. They are lightweight and give the viewer a...
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Winter 2011 Newsletter
The Winter 2011 issue of the Michael Clark Photography Newsletter is now available for download. If you’d like to sign...
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Free Color Calibration Seminar by Calumet
Friday, Feb. 18: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Small Animal, Big Landscape
Wildlife photographers treasure their big glass, the long telephoto lenses that allow them to get close-up, dramatic images of their...
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Get Inspired
New book from Jim M. Goldstein
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2011 “Footsteps” Workshops
Locations include Yosemite, Death Valley and more