Jay Goodrich
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The Film Romance
My View of Digital It seems the photography industry is leaving its film roots far behind. Photographers are becoming more...
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Photography Insight eBook
10 years is a long time in many ways. Laptops last two or three years, cars perhaps twice that, but...
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5 Destinations for Focusing on Abstract Photography
Abstract photography is possibly the most difficult style of photography there is. It forces the photographer to look outside the...
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Defining Your Brand for the Web
You know that saying…“You only get one chance to make a first impression.” With this statement in mind, I ask...
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Teton Photo Workshops – For Immediate Release
The natural beauty and scenic wonder of the Tetons, and the surrounding regions including Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks,...
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Photograph Your Friends and Family
Have you ever considered using your friends and family to add a human touch to your images? More often than...
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Instagram – The Photographer’s Friend or Foe
Company History Instagram made its inauspicious debut as an app for the iPhone on the social media circuit on October 6,...
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Pedaling Through the Days of Our Youth
The First Pedal Strokes Do you remember your first time riding a bike? It was probably a crisp spring morning. Your...
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9 Reasons Photographers Need to Carry an iPhone
In today’s market more and more people are heading to their mobile devices and iPhones to accomplish daily tasks. They...
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The Photography Tune-Up | eBook | Version 2.0
Within this updated ebook you’ll find over twenty pages of new and inspiring content to kickstart your photography or...
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Best New Features of Lightroom CC
Last week Adobe released its newest version of Lightroom; it is now known as Lightroom CC or Lightroom 6 depending on...
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Creating the Best Wildlife Photos
Wildlife photography is not a cheap investment. It typically requires big, expensive, high-quality lenses and fast cameras to even begin...
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How I Choose a Photograph
If you read last week’s post you would know that I have a bunch of projects in the making. A large part...
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Filtration Revisitation
We have received a bunch of feedback and additional questions about the primary filters I use in the field. Some...
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5 Films that You Need to Watch as a Photographer
What truly inspires you? And don’t travel down the route of other photographers and photography. This is the obvious and...
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3 Creative Tactics for Better Photos
As photographers, we are always on the quest for what I call “Optimal Light”; you know, that beautiful light that...
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3 Questions to Ask Yourself About Your Subject Before You Pull the Trigger
In May of 2013, the sheer volume of images getting pushed to social media was staggering. The online photography forum Petapixel...
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Time for a Little Neutral Density Filtration Break
I have taken you into the realm of fixing your photos that suck. Suggested you ‘f’ the rule of thirds, even told...
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‘F’ the Rule of Thirds
“You learn a lot of things on the way to 500. None more important than this… ~ The Knockaround Guys. The...
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What to Do When You Take Photos that Suck
You may find this hard to believe, but there are times when every photographer struggles with what to do when...