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Lauri Novak is an international award-winning fine art photographer, mentor and traveler. You can find her galleries, mentorship programs and phototours at laurinovak.com.
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Ohao Photo: “Vive l’automne” This image makes me want to sit on that dock, relax and just be. It reminds me of a scene from a fairy tale, some
They’re here whether you’re ready or not — it’s the holiday season and photos will be a big part of the next couple of months. We all love the photos
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Mike Hedge Photo: “Tahquamenon Falls” This image makes me a little uneasy in a good way. The feeling of being right there is strong as I’m standing right on
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Jose Matutina Photo: “The Tufas of Mono Lake” I have to admit I chose this image for two reasons. The first reason is because Mono Lake is on my
I wrote a couple of articles (here and here) about selling photography online previously and was thinking about it today as I opened up one of the sites I sell
In the last two years, my friend and mentor, Ron Clifford, who runs a Thriving Photographers group on Facebook, has challenged group members with creating their own vision boards. I
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Jacek Moszej Photo: “Hello!” How could you not love that little face? Although I’m quite sure he’s up to no good, scheming his next garbage run or something. Great
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Hani Bader Photo: “Boeing 747” Wow, what an amazing sight to see much less be able to photograph it. So many questions. So many stories in this image waiting
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Mark Coleman Photo: “The Great Buffalo” If there is one way to stop a buffalo in its tracks it would be this, a fantastic photograph that captures a split
In my last article, I talked about and showed you some ways to photograph macro fall leaves indoors. This time I’d like to go outside and play with the macro
Ahhhh, fall. The fresh, crisp air, the cooler temps and — oh yes — those colorful leaves. Many of us love to get out and photograph the fall leaves in
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Ken Childress Photo: “Green River Overlook Sunset” One of the hardest things to do in a landscape photograph (in my opinion) is to capture the vastness of a scene
I just got back from a quick trip to London and thought I’d share this little tip with you. Do you change the time in your camera when you travel?
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Geoffrey Tibbenham Photo: “Light as a Feather” There is something very calming about this image. The movement of the water and the stillness and delicateness of the feather create
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Randy Jenkins Photo: “Forest and Trees” This image makes me want to be there. To hear the silence, breathe in the fresh air and just sit there and contemplate
Vanelli wrote a great article about asking for a mentor, having a mentor and finding a mentor. It made me think about the other side of that. What about BEING
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Subrato Mitra Photo: “A view near the Pamban Bridge, Rameshwaram“ The deep green in this shot caught my attention first, then the rich colors of the boat in contrast
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Ken Mickel Photo: “Walking the Beach” So many great things about this image. The point of view (without the use of a drone) is so great. It is composed
I don’t know about you, but fall is one of my favorite seasons. Why? It’s finally cooling off, there are more colors in the world and the air becomes more
Stop! Don’t press that garbage can icon! I’ve witnessed this many times while out taking photographs with people. They quickly click through images using the screen on their camera and
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Frank Farrell Photo: “Porthcawl Sea” Such raw power in this image. Nature showing us who is in charge. The motion in this was captured brilliantly and at just the
