Being prepared makes all the difference
I love the Boy Scout motto of “Be Prepared.” As a photographer, that often means carrying extra batteries, a spare camera and an extra memory
I love the Boy Scout motto of “Be Prepared.” As a photographer, that often means carrying extra batteries, a spare camera and an extra memory
A tried and true tip on how to gain inspiration in your work is to look around at imagery that inspires you and think about
Just like with sports, if you are not training, then you won’t perform very well. Keep training You need to keep your eye trained. You
Of course, there are many more than just one creative exercise that we can do that will help us improve our photography. This one happens
Practice. It’s a vital part of anything that we are learning. In photography, the learning never stops. There are so many aspects to learning photography
Making pictures while traveling is the best way to share your experience with others. But the best way to the have the best experience for
The state university where I work includes 30 campuses spread over the whole state. I visit them and make pictures regularly, but there are so
Having a conversation with your camera in hand doesn’t mean you should talk to your camera — that’s fine to do in private settings, but not
Using a wide angle lens in portraiture is dangerous. Here’s why and one way to use a wide lens safely. What is foreshortening? Foreshortening is
Do you ever feel like Nemo’s dad, Marlin, from Finding Nemo? He meets a new group of fish and they say, “Hey, you’re a clownfish:
(Editor’s Note: This is a guest post from our partner mpb.com a great place to use your old gear to acquire newer gear.) For many,
Welcome to part 4.  If you haven’t read and practiced Parts 1, 2 and 3 of this article, I recommend you do that before proceeding.