Mobile Mondays: Finding your way outdoors with ViewRanger
Do you want to find your way outdoors using topographical maps, trail guides and offline GPS navigation in the palm of your hand? Of course
Do you want to find your way outdoors using topographical maps, trail guides and offline GPS navigation in the palm of your hand? Of course
The relatively controlled and static nature of a studio is often the most ideal place to shoot a portrait. After a while, you get a
True macro photography is defined as the subject being life-size or larger than the object being photographed. I personally have a slightly looser definition. It
Having a great camera and lenses is great when you’re headed outdoors this fall. But that’s not all you need! Whether it’s a tripod, filters,
Landscape photography is probably one of the most popular genres of photography. It’s possibly why many of us picked up a camera in the first
Finding a great lens that can capture all that Mother Nature has to offer can be tricky. Sometimes you want a wide view, other times
We all feel stuck sometimes. Stuck at work, stuck in our own thoughts, stuck trying to write a blog post and most certainly as photographers
Sometimes we just need a break. A break to breathe, to relax and to just be. There is no better place to do this than outdoors,
Fill flash is a great way to work with the weather and lighting conditions we have at the moment. Oftentimes we can’t schedule our photoshoots
With autumn in full swing and winter just around the corner, outdoor photographers have to be prepared to photograph in unpredictable fall weather. Luckily, “good”
Creating abstract photo art from nature is a wonderful way to turn a ho-hum overcast photo day into one that gets you some colorful décor
The following is an excerpt from “The Basic Beginners Guide to Photography Light & Exposure” eBook by Scott Bourne and Richard Harrington. The book is currently