Carry it with you all the time!
Your camera, that is. You never know what you might find, what the day’s weather may bring, what unusual sunset […]
Your family as a subject
Sometimes we forget that there is interesting photographic subject matter right next to us–right in our own family and in our
Setting the stage and leaving it empty
This is something I seem to do a lot–and I very often do not see it until later, when I
Colorado Summits: Sugarloaf Mountain (8,917′)…Sometimes it’s not all about the image
This morning, the 19,494th day of my life, I got myself out of bed in the dark, dressed, and headed
Photoshop too complex for you? There is hope!
Last year I attended a workshop at which I heard Cole Thompson’s presentation on his B&W photography philosophy and technique.
Get closer!
That is one of the best pieces of basic advice I have been given from more experienced photographers. When you
Abstract Landscapes
Landscapes don’t necessarily have to follow the classic Ansel Adams or David or Josef Muench mold. Keep your eyes open for
Do you have what it takes?
…to be an outstanding photographer? That is a question I often ask myself. I come back from a morning of
Diptych, triptych, quadtych…
On this personal journey to find my artistic style, I have found that I very often tend to focus in
How do you capture water?
I have been struggling with this for some time now: what exactly is the best way to capture water in