Aung San Suu Kyi: The frightening story behind this photo
admin I photographed Aung San Suu Kyi in summer 2000 in Burma (Myanmar). At the time, it was extremely rare for Westerners to see her.
Manfrotto MOVE: Efficiency with a twist
With Manfrotto MOVE, you can simply, efficiently and effectively transition your camera and support system in seconds.
Getting perfectly smooth water with a Neutral Density filter
If I'm photographing water, the number one tool I rely on is a quality Neutral Density filter.
Are you making these mistakes with your macro photography?
Not quite getting the shots you were looking for? Are you making these mistakes with your macro photography?
Finding infinity: Seven ways to focus on the night stars
Getting sharp, pinpoint stars for a starry sky or the Milky Way may be the hardest part of night photography.
Rediscovering a lens that I already owned while packing for a trip
When packing for trips, I find myself going between my Fuji X system and Nikon DSLRs. We do many types of photography, it's tough to choose
The photo I missed: A nation’s grief in Morocco
Tourists ran to the safety of their hotels and clambered up to the roof. Without a thought, I ran downstairs, camera in hand.
These exceptional cameras perform magic at high ISOs
High ISO photography is now easier than ever thanks to these cameras that perform miracles in low light conditions.
Camera updates: Buy a camera for what it is, not what it could become
Manufacturers have no obligation to push camera updates to gear you have already purchased, so be smart and research cameras before you buy.
Using fractal prisms to create other worldly portraits
I recently did a post on playing with fractal prism filters for the first time, and I seriously could not wait to get my hands on my own set.