Portrait Tips: Reminders about taking photos in snow
Ya know, if my back wasn’t seized in pain from shoveling snow, it would have been a great day to make portraits in the snow
Ya know, if my back wasn’t seized in pain from shoveling snow, it would have been a great day to make portraits in the snow
The great outdoors take on a unique beauty at this time of the year. So, it’s not surprising that it’s the favorite season of many
We’ve all felt the excitement of watching the first snowflakes of the season drifting down from the sky. As photographers, we know that a fresh
Let’s face it — some days we don’t really feel like going out to take photos. Weather, kids, work, chores, projects … the list goes
I used to relish getting out in the cold and snow. But, there is a limit to how much windchill and wind I’ll tolerate. Maybe
Unless you’re lucky enough to live somewhere where the sun shines all year, you’ve probably been met with the winter photography doldrums. I live on
In the Southwest and elsewhere, much of the snow we get is in the mountains or at higher elevations. What’s the best way to determine
Wanna have some fun this winter? Go photograph kids sledding. When your subjects are having fun, you’re sure to have fun, too. It’s a great
Winter offers beautiful opportunities for photography like snow-covered landscapes, and even the Northern Lights. But of course, it’s also cold. Here are some essential cold
When people play in the snow they always have fun. It often ends in tears, but there’s always a lot of fun along the way,
Paying attention to the corners and edges of a photograph can relieve distracting visual tension. Visual tension can be good or bad. The tension I’m
Long gone are the days of having to carry around rain covers in order to use the camera in nasty weather. With modern weather sealing,