Outdoor photography at Oak Creek, part one
Outdoor photography encompasses a myriad of subjects from landscapes to avian creatures crossing the heavens above. I’ll be exploring this subject on a regular basis,
Outdoor photography encompasses a myriad of subjects from landscapes to avian creatures crossing the heavens above. I’ll be exploring this subject on a regular basis,
As someone who’s had a Drobo for the past several years — first with a four-bay version and more recently a 5D3 — I was
Composition is a key skill for every photographer. Our continuing series of excerpts from “The Enthusiast’s Guide to Composition” published by Rocky Nook discusses balance.
A few weeks ago, we were approached by a company that was interested in us reviewing their product. On first glance it seemed completely legit,
If you’re just getting into photography, it can be rather intimidating. What’s ISO? Aperture? Shutter speed? How do I get that really cool blurred background
Positioning your lights for a headshot is really a very important part of making headshots. Generally speaking, you want to have a nice soft light
We store our digital lives on hard drives for the most part. This series of articles covers everything you want to know about hard drives,
If you give a boy a hammer, everything looks like a nail and he will pound it. If you give a photographer a flash, everything
We’re used to thinking about the subjects in our photos: what they’re doing, and how and where they’re positioned. But all the space surrounding them
After working on crafting your image to be the best, just the right amount of sharpening can add the final touch that really makes the image perfect.
In colors … In my part of the world (Australia) everywhere I go in stores, online, in magazines, etc., the IN color for home decorating
Sometimes you might not have a plethora of lights and other modifiers at your disposal. But you can still make great, impactful images using just