When I set out to capture a scene that is presented before me, I want to capture it as if you were standing right next me. The camera is a great tool, but in order to accurately capture the dynamic range and the true colors of the scene, we as photographers often have to help [...]
There are many tips and tricks to making panoramic images. They make special rigs you can buy from various tripod-head companies. There are different methods of finding the nodal point. All of this is very useful information but hands down the the easiest way to make a panorama is…
When shopping for a new lens, the MTF information can be very helpful in determining features in a lens that may be important to you. In this weeks blog post I will help explain how to read a MTF chart and what it means.
So what does MTF stand for? Modulation Transfer Function. Oh.. [...]
For nature and landscape photographers we are inspired by the outdoors. This means, for most of us, our love of photography was initiated by the love of
I’m a big fan of local, state, and national parks. Whenever I travel I often seek out such places. Just over a year ago, my wife and I were invited to our friends wedding in Arkansas. After booking a room, my first online search was for nearby parks. That’s when I discovered Petit Jean State Park.
Sorry gang I’ve been out of touch for a few weeks. Been pretty busy traveling and setting up my Art Show. Click here for more information. This weeks blog I will talk about galleries and some tips on how to get your own art show.
The sun gets most of the attention when it comes to landscape imagery but the moon also sparks great interest in photographs. In this weeks post I will share some tips on how to
We all do it. We see images online or in a magazine and we want to go and photograph that location. It could be Yosemite, The Grand Canyon, or The
