Photo Tip Of The Week

Here’s how to depict action even in stationary subjects

Is it the gear? Is it the photographer? Is it the technique? Is it the subject? It’s all these and more.

Whether liquid, frozen, churning, calm, vaporized or other, water in all forms offers a myriad of photo potential

The light level is low, but you need the photo. Accept what you’re given with a grain of salt and a new strategy.

Photography is much more than vision. Join forces with all of your senses to become a better photographer.

Use point of view to engage viewers of your images

Learn why and how color is important to saturate a viewer’s mind with introspective thoughts

Take control of aperture to take charge of the photograph’s end result

From one who professes “It’s All About The Light,” I encourage you to adopt this technique

Bring your knowledge of light to the next level

Slow down and look down for potential images that exist at your feet

Slowing down your shutter is sometimes a necessity and other times to apply creativity

How to create powerful wildlife images that showcase great action, humor, fantastic settings and clean backgrounds

Dive deep into the depths of depth of field, and take the plunge to make these concepts second nature

Exhaust all possibilities so you don’t miss the shot

Try these tricks on your next photography adventure

Five quick tips to help you improve your outdoor and nature images

Immerse yourself and become fully attached to increase the potential of your photographic prowess

How to keep you and your gear going to make magical images of the season

A still photo can depict movement in many ways. Add variety to your images by trying these techniques.