Photo Tip Of The Week

A quote about which to think regarding your photography: “He who aspires to raise the bar does not walk the…

The most important aspect that determines if a photograph gains recognition is light. It certainly can be debated that other…

The single most important aspect that contributes to the success of any photograph is light. While it can be debated…

Numerous autumns have come and gone and for each, I provided tips and insight on how to capture splendid fall…

A camera’s lens records the world as seen by the photographer. The camera freezes history, exaggerates time via slow shutters,…

An old darkroom trick is to tone down the edges of a print so the eye is lead to the…

Prior to directing my focus to wildlife photo tours, I ran numerous trips that were 100-percent scenic. Doing this for…

There are three primary reasons for incorporating good foregrounds into your landscapes. First and foremost, they provide a leading line…

Ultra-wide-angle lenses are a unique breed. In order to maximize their potential, there are characteristics they possess that need to…

Whether it’s a fleeting moment of time or the complete change of a season, conditions dictate the difference between a…

Super-telephotos—Those 500mm or 600mm ƒ/4 bazookas, the 800mm primes that are super, super-tele or the latest superzooms that go from…

Songbird photography is difficult on many levels. Songbirds fly fast, they often move without providing signals, they’re small so they…

Every time you bring the camera to your eye, apply the many compositional rules that apply to art. But the…

Horizon placement is important to the success of a photograph. One that’s poorly placed, isn’t level or is awkward relative…