Photography for gardeners: Documenting the story of your garden
admin If you're looking for a fun personal project to undertake over the next few months, consider documenting the story of your garden.
Capturing a bug’s life
Spring is the perfect time to get out and capture the tiny world of bugs. I am no expert on bugs, but I have learned a few tips.
Five gorgeous retro cameras that will get your creative juices flowing
Retro cameras are all the rage these days. There are a lot of options currently on the market that will turn heads. Let's take a look at some.
Crush your portraits with a snoot
I’ve been a professional photographer since 2005. I’ve tried a TON of different lighting modifiers. Recently, I discovered the snoot.
Walking with Giants: Cape Palliser
I did a trip a few years ago while traveling in New Zealand. We walked with giants at Cape Palliser in the rain
Coloring a rock star portrait
Rock star and photographer Ken Susi of the band, "Unearth", dropped by for a portrait session. We created a different look by using colors.
Photographing all the cute critters this spring
Photographing all the cute critters this Spring, it's not just about photographing them, but enjoying the experience.
Four ways to get creative at the start of spring
No matter what your subject is, you can choose a creative way to capture and edit it. Turn that "blah" into a work of art! Start this spring.
Visualizing artwork on your walls
Visualizing artwork on your walls is not always easy. Many decorating companies offer a service that allows you to see your art on walls.
Light guides the eye – shadows touch the soul
Lately, I see more and more "flat" images, and I constantly hear the terms "fill in the shadows", and "maintaining shadow detail".