December 2013
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My Best Photos of 2013
My Best Photos of 2013 began with a look at 56,721 selects from this past year. I think it is...
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Of Geese and Shutter Speeds
While composition and light are always vital, some aspects of wildlife photography are very different from landscape photography. With wildlife the subjects are moving, placing greater importance on anticipation, timing, and the ability to make quick decisions about framing and camera settings.
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Sony Announces Software/Firmware updates for QX Lens-Style Cameras
Sony has announced a Version 4.0 of the PlayMemories Mobile App with improved speed and connectivity as well as a...
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“Glacier Lagoon Aurora” by Jarrod Castaing
Iceland in winter is a photographers dream. The sun rises around 11.30am and only gets high enough for the light...
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5 Fixes When Your Camera Fails
It happens more often than any of us care to admit: the dreaded error message blinking on and off, or...
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Diamonds in the Muck
Tucked away in the Northeastern corner of Sulawesi Island, Indonesia is the Lembeh Strait—an amazingly weird place. Sulawesi is...
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Flocks, Herds & Schools Assignment Winner David Hammond
Congratulations to David Hammond for his winning photo in the Flocks, Herds & Schools Assignment.
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“Cruel Summer” by Ryan Dyar
Wildflowers, Mount Rainier, and a beautiful sunset. How grand a scenario, right? Well Grand Park, pictured here on Rainier’s northeast...
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Behind The Shot: ‘Snowflakes’ by Don Komarechka – Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Snowflakes are an interesting photographic challenge. Their diminutive size brings many difficulties common to macro photography, and the cold environment...
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Photo Of The Day by Klaus Priebe
Klaus Priebe’s A Winter Moonset was submitted to the Bitter Cold Assignment. “New Years day brought a very chilly...
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Photo Of The Day by Perri Schelat
When I made the Bitter Cold Assignment last week, I didn't fully appreciate what the magnitude of the weather system that has covered the US would be. if nothing else, the biting cold and snow has, hopefully, given you some inspiration for this Assignment.
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Close To Home Assignment Winner Patricia Davidson
Congratulations to Patricia Davidson for her photograph, Reflected Light, which is the winner of the Close To Home Assignment!
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“Buffalo Spirit” by Daniel Fox
I recently had the amazing opportunity of spending three weeks at the Antelope Island State Park, located in Utah, just...
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Behind The Shot: ‘Calla Lily’ by Yan Larsen – Big Sur, California
With all the warm weather we had this winter, not having much needed rain, I noticed Calla Lily at Big...
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Aspens in the Snow
In October I fulfilled a long-time dream: to photograph autumn aspens in the snow. I posted one photograph from that...
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Photo of The Day by Patricia Davidson
Patricia Davidson's Reflected Light photo was submitted to the recent Close To Home Assignment.
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NYIP Launches Online Professional Photography Course
For photographers interested in taking images to the next level, the New York Institute of Photography now offers their Complete...
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Behind The Shot: ‘Bear in the Sun’ by Mark Lissick – Cook Inlet, Alaska
The area of the Cook Inlet near Silver Salmon Creek is noted for its healthy population of coastal brown bears...