Photo Tip Of The Week

Wildlife photography is difficult because there are many variables that you have no control over

Make your macro images pop by controlling the background

More ways you can keep your wildlife images simple and splendid

Keep It Simple and Splendid with every image you make of an animal

Whether you have telephoto, wide-angle or macro eyes, exhaust all possibilities when in the field

Shooting in the direction where the sun hits your subject at a 90-degree angle results in strong highlights and shadows

Make photos that include the sun to “rays” your images to the next level

Learn how to read the light to capture your best images

With practice, patience, persistence and proper perspective, perfect pattern pictures can prevail

Find the perfect setting, great light and a subject in its full winter coat, and you’ve got the recipe for wonderful winter wildlife photos

The final part of this three-part series offers more strategies for attaining the sharpest possible images

Want your images to be really sharp? There are a number of ways to achieve this.

In this three-part series, learn about the many factors that impact a photo’s sharpness

If you study, mimic and know good people portraiture, it will make getting good wildlife headshots easier

A look at the technical issues associated with acquiring proper exposures when photographing in snowy conditions

Challenge yourself to capture the essence of a location or animal in one image

When you create a composition, use shadows to draw the viewer’s eye to the subject

Add a sense of depth to your scenic and wildlife images

From intimate landscapes to night photography, learn how to keep your landscape images simple and splendid

Choose the best angles, eliminate distractions and choose the right gear to help make your landscape images simple and splendid