Print Like Ansel Adams - Outdoor Photographer

As the digital march continues onward, there’s one thing that will never change: the pure aesthetic quality of elegant black-and-white imagery. My position at Nash Editions has exposed me to a wide variety of photographic art, and with that variety comes a plethora of problems. Much of my Photoshop skills are a direct result of problem solving.

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Florida Photo Hot Spots

A guide to the variety of stunning locations for nature photography in the Sunshine State.

Hands On With Nikon Z

First impressions of Nikon’s new full-frame mirrorless system in the field, from wildlife and landscape photography perspectives

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red-bellied woodpecker photographed from a photo blind

Using Photo Blinds

Ways to conceal our presence as wildlife photographers, allowing us to capture natural behavior while minimizing disruption for our subjects.

Photograph The Conventional Unconventionally

Creative approaches to reveal familiar photographic subjects in new ways

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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.

Three Quick Nature Photography Tips

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