George Lepp • Tech Tips
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Where There’s A Will, There’s A Way
Technologies that help overcome physical limitations
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Control Freaks
Low-Budget Macro • Variable Vs. Graduated Filters • Printer Profiles • Problem Solving For Long Exposures
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Larger Than Life
Tools for macro photography
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In The Bag: Top Photo Accessories
Essential accessories for outdoor photographers
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Dimensions, Decisions And Drones
The High And Wide Of Pano Captures • Changing Your Mind • The “Perfect” Aperture Every Time • Launching And Landing Your Drone
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Stacked In Your Favor
Depth In The Mountains • Fine-Tuning Sharpness • The Hard Truth About Software
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Equipment Considerations
Carry It Off • Planning The Solar Shoot • Micro Four Thirds (4:3) Vs. 3:2
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Fish And Wildlife
The Bright Side Of Aquarium Photography • Cropping The Cost • Image Stabilization With Monopods
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Contact Print
Birds on Strike • On The Up And Up • What You See Is What You Want
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Focus, Near And Far
Glass Vs. Air For Close Focus • The Magic In Focus Stacking • Tilt/Shift Versatility
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Steady, Stacked and Loaded
Focus Stacking In The Field • Fear Of Trying DSLR Video • Before You Pack It In
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Light On Wildlife
The Eyes Have It! • Animals And Flash Photography • How Far Can You Take It? • Sharing A Bunch Of Images
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Telephoto Technique
Long-Lens Balance • 4K Screening
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Worth The Effort
The Panoramic Option • Photo Contest Lottery
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Background Check: Spring Cleanup
Techniques for clear concepts in your compositions
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Gear To Go
Empowering Photography Off The Grid • Smarter Than A Smartphone
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Keeping The Wild In Wildlife
Toward the goal of wildlife photography as a harmless and sustainable practice
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Look Sharp!
Maximizing Lens Performance • Extreme Telephotos And Wide-Angles
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Pixel Wars And The High-Res DSLR: Pay To Play
Lately, this question dominates every venue where serious photographers gather to learn about new techniques and equipment to advance their photography.
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From On High
Up In The Air • The Most Important Technique • For Outdoor Photographers
