Think, Feel, Do - Outdoor Photographer

Shooting black-and-white photography can be a confusing style to navigate.

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From Controlling Light To Traveling Light

Handling Reflections • Are Tripods Obsolete? • Filters For Lens Protection • Choosing A Macro Lens • Travel Kits

Mount Evans, Colorado

Located in central Colorado, the drive to Mount Evans is a continuous spectacle, with opportunities for both landscape and wildlife photography.

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Winning Wildlife Photos

Advice for entering wildlife photography contests.

Horned puffins near Katmai National Park

Katmai For Wildlife

The dramatic landscapes of Katmai National Park in southern Alaska are home to an abundance of wildlife photo opportunities.

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Wide-Angle Lens Tips for Landscape Photography

Traditionally, anything wider than 35mm on a full-frame camera is considered a wide-angle lens; anything wider than 24mm is considered an ultra-wide-angle.

How To Use Histograms

For precise exposures that best capture a scene’s dynamic range, ignore what the image preview looks like and rely on the histogram.

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