Photo Tip Of The Week

Becoming thoroughly familiar with your subject will allow you to anticipate its movement and capture better images

Experiment with rich, not overly, saturated colors as subjects

Techniques for shooting into the sun for unique wildlife images

Learn to look beyond the obvious by studying ordinary objects in segments

When constructing a composition, photographers must find an orderly arrangement of all the elements

Trying something new, different, experimental or deliberate can lead to new opportunities

Turn your backyard into a macro shooting environment

Stop buying new gear and learn to master what you already own

Developing a specific style with your photography will ultimately create a psychological relationship between you and the viewer

Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out, never let go of the basic concepts of photography

Using a clean and dramatic sky as a backdrop

Applying the lessons learned from shooting portraits and weddings to winter wildlife photography

In the final part of this three-part series, we offer four more ways to eliminate background distractions from your images

Three more ways to eliminate distracting background elements from your images

Learn how to eliminate background distractions in your images

Learn how to capture mood in your wildlife images

Learn how to capture mood in your landscape photos

Study these exposure situations so next time you don't miss that once-in-a-lifetime shot

Capture the beauty of the season

Break out of the regular photographic rules and guidelines to find what works for you