Jerry Monkman

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Why I Love Photography on the Maine Coast
I’m blessed to live just a mile from the Maine Coast and it’s mix of rocky shorelines, bird-filled tidal marshes,...
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Using the Visual Arts for Conservation
Those of you who follow my work probably know that the majority of my photography is done to promote land...
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Waterfall Photo Tips
With spring bringing snow melt and rain in the mountains, it seemed like a good time to share some waterfall...
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What to do in Mud Season?
Late March and early April can be a tough time for nature photographers in New England. Known locally as mud...
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Time Lapse – Two Days in Acadia.
It’s been a while since I posted here, so I thought I should say hello to everyone – hello! This...
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Video Series Wrap-Up
I want to thank all of you have been following my series of outdoor photography videos over the last ten...
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Filter basics.
Over the course of this video series, I’ve mentioned a few filters from time to time and promised to discuss...
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Shoot Sharp.
In this week’s video I discuss how to create sharp images, whether you are hand holding your camera or using...
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Capturing Motion.
Last week I talked about varying your aperture to create different effects through depth of field. In a static landscape...
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Mastering Depth of Field.
Depth of field plays such a large role in the overall look and feel of a photo that I encourage...
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Composition – perspective, depth, and scale.
This is the fifth in my series of ten photo tip videos, and like the last couple of tips, this...
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Keep it Simple and Dominant.
Two big problems I see when critiquing photos in my workshops are compositions full of distracting elements and/or a center...
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Composition Basics.
Composition is a challenging concept to teach in photography. I believe everyone has an inherent way of looking at the...
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Using Your Histogram
Most of us who have been around digital cameras for a while have come to love the histogram, which is...
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Maximize the Light
I just posted the first photo tip video on my blog as part of my free on-line outdoor photography course....
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Keeping it Simple with a new Photo Tips Website.
Keeping things simple is a mantra of many outdoor photographers. Simplicity in a photo focuses the viewer’s attention on what...
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It’s All About Being Outside.
I’ve been fortunate enough to be out shooting more often than not over the last few months. Most days after...
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