How to take Stunning Star Photos
Sometimes called Astrophotography, taking night photos of stars can produce stunning results. However, it’s not without its challenges. Follow these tips to go straight to the front of the line…
Expert Tips on Wildlife & Nature Photography
Stories from the Field – Bryce Canyon Overhang
If you’ve ever been on one of my photo trips that I guide, you’ll know that I am constantly talking about light, and how it is the most critical of…
How to Get the “Sunburst” in Landscape Photography
Whether it’s a stunning sunrise, sunset, or even just mid day, getting the sun’s rays to show up in your photo is a nice addition to any photograph. And the…
How to Keep your Camera Gear Safe and Functional During Cold-Weather Expeditions
Isn’t it still summer, and don’t we still have autumn before it’s winter… and we’re thinking about cold-weather photography? Well, somewhat, but in the world of travel and photography, there’s…
Wildlife Photography Q&A With WWF’s McDonald Mirabile
Mac Mirabile with WWF’s Maketing and Communications team is not only a wiz with numbers–he’s also a talented wildlife photographer with a particular interest in photographing birds. We sat down…
Getting this Shot – Desert Golden Hour
Although this is a seemingly simple photo, it’s the subtle nuances of layers and gradients of colors that make it evocative. Finding scenes that allow for “layering” shots like this…
Post Processing – White Balance is a Big Deal
Simply put, the way your camera “sees” the color white has massive ramifications on the end product of your photo. Fortunately, cameras are pretty smart, and they tend to do…