Photo Tip Of The Week

Never look at inclement weather as being bad. Take what you’re given and search out those powerful, moody images.

Using a flash can exponentially make your wildlife images better by improving the light cast upon your subjects

Never give yourself the opportunity to wish you’d have shot a scene differently

Lines can impose a deep psychological impact on every viewer of your images. Find out how to get into the psyche of the people who view your photos.

When it’s important to come back with a wide variety of images, adopt the following tips so you always return with winners

Shoot everything multiple ways so you can decide what photo works best on your computer rather than wish you had done so in the field

Persistence, determination, dedication, business sense, teaching ability, people skills and endurance—do you have what it takes?

Thinking about getting a long prime lens? Here’s why they’re great for wildlife photography and how to use them

Learn to capture birds in flight, in perfect light and with perfect wing positions

A look at some popular misconceptions of what it’s like to be a professional photographer

In this final installment of how to create stunning silhouettes, we’ll focus on composition

Learn more ways to make powerful silhouettes that will impress viewers of your images

Create scintillating silhouettes using these techniques

Allow your inner psyche to connect with your subjects, be it wildlife or a scenic

Assess every aspect of a powerful image to learn how to make better photographs

Are your decisions in the field guided by fate or simply random choices you have to live with?

The word travel is more often associated with faraway places. Here’s a new spin to help you make better photos.

Learn how a very small section of image real estate commands the eye and how it impacts the viewer’s psyche

In the final part of this three-part series, we offer more ways that you can capture the decisive moment in your wildlife photography

Press the shutter at the opportune time to elevate the quality of your photos