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I have been using ND graduated filters for a while now. I never used a holder, I always would hand hold them. It’s not very difficult to do but I did find situations that I would of loved having a holder. Long exposures for example,
Polarizing filter for the landscape photographer is a must have. A polarizing filter serves a couple purposes but the main reasons I use one in most of my landscape photographs are:
Bonsai Rock is located on the east side of Lake Tahoe on the Nevada side of the lake, just south of Sand Harbor, and about 20 miles from South Lake Tahoe. Click here for a map. Click here for more information on Lake Tahoe. For more information on how to find [...]
Every year, hundreds of photographers flock to Yosemite Valley in February to photograph Horsetail Falls. The angle of the setting sun illuminates Horsetail Falls so that the falls look like they are flowing lava. Horsetail Falls is a seasonal event during which the snow melts on a warm winter day off of the east side [...]
This past weekend I visited Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park here in California. Click here for a map and directions. The park is located about 12 miles south of Big Sur off of the famous Hwy 1. Check the state park website for more info and trail closures. I neglected to [...]
