Fall colors, and some thoughts on imitating iconic landscape images
My apologies for missing two days in a row (I try to update once a day when I can), but […]
On finding your photographic style
I take my photography seriously and strive to improve at every opportunity. I hope that I am constantly evolving and
Street Photography: Is it for you? (Part 2)
Today, in Part 2, I’ll go into some specific street photography techniques plus some dos and don’ts, but first a
Street Photography: Is it for you? (Part 1)
Street photography is a very popular genre, but it can be quite difficult to get good results. The above image
Sometimes you strike out!
I thought this morning’s sunrise had possibilities. With a front moving through and low clouds in the area, the plan
What is a “good image”? (And some basic techniques to make one.)
First, lets talk about what a good photograph might be (and the above image may or may not be a good
Photo Clubs, Contests, and Art Shows
So, you have been making images for awhile, you think you might have one or two that are pretty good,
The Importance of Post-Processing
Probably the most important thing a photographer can have is a vision of what a final image should look like.
A Trip to the Wild Animal Sanctuary
A couple of days ago I spent a few hours with my father at The Wild Animal Sanctuary about 50
Colorado Summits: Twin Sisters (11,428′), and Planning and Timing Your Photography
Lately, one of my favorite things to do is to rise in the wee hours of the morning, carry my camera