Macro photography adventures
admin I have found that going on some Macro photography adventures is a great way to spark the imagination. So here are some ideas on where to go.
Eight ways to celebrate LGBTQ Pride Month as a photographer
June is LGBTQ Pride Month. There are many ways, as photographers, we can contribute and help to celebrate the LGBTQ community. Here are eight.
Five of our favorite affordable 85mm primes for portrait photography
Do you want to break into portrait photography without making your wallet or purse cry? Take a closer look at these 85mm primes.
The Traveling Photographer: Photography from a moving train
Photography from a moving train is possible, but care must be taken in choosing the right camera settings and finding the right spot.
An OM SYSTEM OM-5 would be the perfect companion to the OM-1
The OM SYSTEM OM-1 could be getting a small brother in the shape of an OM-5. Here's what we would like to see.
Can I light paint in our National Parks at night?
Can you light paint, or illuminate, a foreground in our National Park system for your night photo? If so, which ones?
How to use an intervalometer for night photography
Intervalometers are inexpensive, so why not throw a couple of these in your bag? Read on to learn how to use for night photography.
Sigma 16mm f/1.4 DC DN Review — A wonderful addition to Fuji X-mount
As the widest of the Sigma APS-C trio, the Sigma 16mm f/1.4 DC DN faces stiff competition. Can it compete with Fuji's 16mm lenses?
Four rugged camera bags that will protect your gear in the wild
Do you want to make sure your expensive camera gear is well-protected when you hit the trails? If so, you need to check out these camera bags
Three tips on photographing Lower Antelope Canyon
The last time I visited Lower Antelope Canyon, near Page, AZ, was in February 2014. I had arrived about an hour before closing.