In Focus: September 2013 - Outdoor Photographer

A compact camera with ultra-low-light capability, the Sony RX100 II fits in your pocket on days when you want to travel light.

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Macro Field Studio

Want to create studio-quality macro images of wild subjects in their environments? Try these tips to build a macro field studio for photos on location.

The Highs And Lows Of A Horizon

Four ways to place the horizon in your photographs for creative emphasis

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Pentax K-1: The Perfect Astro Camera?

Capturing an accurate (and beautiful) view of the heavens is the goal of the astro-photographer, but for the shooter looking to capture the majesty of the Milky Way without star trails, it’s often necessary to turn to expensive pieces of hardware called star trackers.

The Edge Of Light

Rather than bathe your entire subject with luminescence, take it to the next level and solely light the most important parts of the subject while the rest is subdued in darker values

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Digital ISO

How does the ISO setting affect the results in digital capture? My objective is to create a good-quality 16x20 print. Let’s say there’s no movement of the subject involved. How would the image look at ISO 100 compared to ISO 400?

Parks For The People

George Grant toiled in obscurity for nearly three decades as the first official photographer of the National Park Service. Ren and Helen Davis want to make sure his story isn’t lost to history.

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