Using reflections in your architectural photography
admin While I may be a tad obsessed with reflections, using them in architectural images can take your them from good to much more interesting.
Creating a Milky Way time-lapse
A Milky Way time-lapse video gives an entirely different feel to the experience than a still frame. It's not hard to do and can dress up your posts.
If Nikon exits the DSLR market, what’s the future hold?
Rumors are swirling that Nikon is exiting the DSLR market for good. What does that mean for the camera industry?
Five tips for adding textures to your photos
The term "texture" is a catch-all term for adding either abstract images, detailed photos, or patterns of different surfaces.
Wedding photography: Capturing the first dance
Wedding photographers don’t have the luxury of a second chance to capture a bride and groom’s first dance.
Five tips to deal with rain for your wedding photography
Wedding rain tips to make sure you get the best photos you can for your wedding photography couples. Tips to prepare, adapt and enhance.
Aung San Suu Kyi: The frightening story behind this photo
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?