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This years forecast for the Northern Lights is great! In fact NASA predicts the brightest display of the northern lights in 50 years. There are many resources to help you get the shot that you want. In this weeks post I will share some tips and resources I use to help me capture the elusive [...]
Practice and be ready. Ready for what you ask? Your moment. Your time. I am a big sports fan and this year has had many great sport moments but I am going to talk about two of the biggest sport related stories this year and how they relate not to just photography but [...]
White Balance is a critical part of photography. If you shoot Jpeg even more so. In this weeks post I will go over how to adjust your white balance and the products and tricks that I use.
Happy Holidays to everyone! I hope we all can put our differences aside and enjoy this time with our family and friends.
This time of year is when I use my time to recharge. I take a break from photography refocus, and use my downtime to plan the next coming year. I try to make [...]
Grand Teton National Park is located near Jackson Wyoming and directly south of Yellowstone National Park. The easiest access to the park is from Jackson and the Jackson Hole area, with Salt Lake City just a hop, skip, and a jump away.
HDR Photography has an ongoing debate among the professionals. Photographers either love or hate HDR Photography. Those of you that don’t have a clue what HDR is, it’s the blending of multiple exposures into one photograph. This process usually takes place in a software program such as Photomatix or Photoshop. This isn’t going to be [...]
Round trippin you ask? Well this is becoming the phrase used when you start with a photo in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom, makes some adjustments, then take the photo to Photoshop to make more detailed adjustments, then back to Lightroom to finish the photo off, hence forth the phrase round trippn. In this post I will [...]
Today I am going to talk about the Art Wolfe 2010 Seminar Tour: The Art of Composition. This a seminar that for the most part covers what to look for and what not to do in composition. Art covers how he got started, who inspires him, and how he looks at a photograph. [...]
