Leave Space For Movement - Outdoor Photographer

Leaving room for implied movement of your subject is important in creating a composition that doesn’t express tension.

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Experiments In High Key Photography

Processing an image to recreate my emotional response to the scene.

Photograph The Conventional Unconventionally

Creative approaches to reveal familiar photographic subjects in new ways

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Approaching Wildlife

Two ways to quietly earn the trust of your animal subjects.

Aim For The Sun

How to find great light beyond the "golden hours"

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Zone System for Landscape Photography

When Ansel Adams developed the Zone System with Fred Archer in 1940, he gave photographers a tool great for controlling their images—but only with black-and-white film, and only with view cameras, where sheets of film could be processed individually.

Ansel’s Public Works

In the summer of 1941, Ansel Adams was recruited for employment by the United States government.

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