September 2011

I continue to get lots of great submissions for my photo critique series. Thanks to all of you who have...

We are half-way through our month in the wilds of Brazil, and just spent an extraordinary week in the southern...

(© Ian Plant) Sometimes nature can be a bit overwhelming, making it difficult to find coherent compositions that successfully convey...

After my Grand Teton Workshop ended last week I encountered crystal clear skies on what was to be my last...

Features include 10.1 megapixel High-Speed AF CMOS sensor

Last weekend my wife Claudia and I made our annual pilgrimage to Bishop, on the eastern side of the Sierra,...

The Summer 2011 issue of the Michael Clark Photography Newsletter is now available for download. If you’d like to sign...

There are times, when no matter how much experience you have, things do not necessarily go according to plan. This...

Richard Bernabe and I just finished up our Tetons workshop this morning. We had a great time shooting landscapes, fall...

For some strange reason, a whole bunch of things related to monitor calibration have been top of mind: I had...

(© Ian Plant) “Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower.” -Albert Camus Autumn is just around...

Since it was first published in 2000, my book The Photographer’s Guide to Yosemite has been very popular. Over the years,...

(© Ian Plant) One of the greatest challenges facing landscape photographers is creating a sense of depth and energy in...

In the comments for my last critique, Michael Glover asked a question about cropping and aspect ratios. I get this...

Can you see the cat at the bottom of this photo?  It is purported to be a wild European Lynx,...

I headed back to Mt. Rainier again yesterday to see if, by September 1st, the legendary wildflowers were likely to...

The Ansel Adams Gallery has released their (nearly) complete workshop schedule for 2012. I’ll be teaching four workshops for them, including...

Photo Critique Series: “Finnich Gorge” by David Dalziel from Michael Frye on Vimeo. I decided to try something new for...