Tripods: Safety first
No matter what kind of photographer you are, a tripod can make your pictures better. The trouble is, there are hundreds of tripods available and
No matter what kind of photographer you are, a tripod can make your pictures better. The trouble is, there are hundreds of tripods available and
I am fortunate to have several groups of wild horses and burros that live within a 20-minute drive of my home. They are one of
As photographers, one of the best pieces of gear to carry with us is gaffe tape. I regularly have a roll with me. While black
As I continue to foray into the unpredictable world of freelance photography, I’ve come to create a personal mantra that I find myself muttering under
Safety while out on photowalks, professional photoshoots and when we’re out, is on our minds. Over the last several years there have been more and
With the vaccine rollout not as quick as we would like, it’s important to stay safe. I still want to get out to photo locations
With a lot of protests happening the last few days due to the death of George Floyd, I’ve seen a lot of photographers and videographers
I spend a lot of time in the water wading after shots, both in fresh and saltwater, so much so that I often joke I
(Editor’s note:Â Please observe safety precautions before using power tools mentioned in this article. Author Eilenberg explains ways of making certain no one can access data
In my past two articles I took a look behind the scenes at the National Weather Service with an introduction to the Forecast Discussion and
In my previous article about the National Weather Service’s Forecast Discussions I touched briefly on another set of products the NWS releases: outlooks, advisories, watches
The Pacific Northwest is a veritable playground for outdoor photographers. In any given day I can photograph alpine landscapes, arid desert scablands, lush temperate rainforests