Photographing Hawaii – Part 1: Moving Water
As I started planning my photography trip to Hawaii, I contacted several people in the state so I could get a feel for “the big island” and what to expect. [read more]
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Photographing Hawaii – Part 2: Venturing into the Lava Fields
This is part one of my extensive photographing Hawaii guide. Hawaii is an island formed from volcanoes and on “the big island” there is still an active erupting volcano. Now, [read more]
Alaska Colors – A Photo Journey
Local knowledge was useful in planning a drive into remote Alaska – areas that revealed an array of diverse Alaska colors and allowed my wife and me to capture the [read more]
Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep Location: Wyoming
© 2011 Robert Hitchman. All Rights Reserved. Two Rams Posing Nikon D300s| f/11 @ 1/640 sec. | ISO400 Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep live and thrive in the highest and most rugged [read more]
The Gannets of Bonaventure Island
Photograph one of the greatest bird spectacles on our continent. The rain beat a crescendo on the trailer roof all night long. The dawn was somber, sullen and sodden; everything [read more]
Photo Hikes in the Grand Tetons: Jenny Lake Trail Network
The Grand Teton Range, Wyoming The Grand Tetons in Wyoming are indeed grand – the essence of majestic with pristine alpine terrain and lakes. Over two hundred miles of trails [read more]
The Great Ocean Road Photography – A Trip To Remember
Australia is an amazing country and continent. It has some of the most diverse and spectacular scenery in the world with the desolate outback, iconic red deserts, deep canyons, rugged [read more]
Mesa Arch Sunrise – A Photographers Delight
Mesa Arch sunrise – one of the most beautiful sights, particularly to photograph. Canyonlands National Park in Utah is an amazing display of red rock canyons sculpted by millions [read more]
Photographing Dasara: India’s God and the Godly
The Indian Nose Ring: A diamond studded Indian nose ring, glitters in the calm morning light. People in disguise, give utter most importance to very minute details, such as nose [read more]
A Photographers Delight: The Sakura of Japan
the radiance of cherry blossoms, their scent, ever fresh with every passing year – so man grows old, eternally -Kino Tomonori Japanese White Eye in Cherry Blossoms Pentax K10D, Sigma [read more]
Photographing Charak – A Holy Worship in Bengal
A Hindu religious devotee takes rest before the start of Charak Puja at Moulvibazar, Bangladesh. Bengal is in the northeast region of the Indian subcontinent that consists of East Bengal [read more]
Photographing Yemeni People – A Hidden Beauty
Photographing Yemen and of course, the Yemeni people, is a pleasure. It is early morning and I am walking through the old city of Sana’a. Suddenly a car pulls up and [read more]
The Ethics of People Pictures in Travel Photography
© Karen Schulman. All rights reserved. Ecuador A crowd had begun to gather. I thought my Spanish was passable but I was only able to understand a few words of [read more]
Journey To The Bottom Of The Grand Canyon
It was Thursday morning, and the day began in a beautiful suite at the luxurious Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada. The sun had not yet risen, but anticipation of [read more]
Photographing Scotland’s Wester Ross
Gruinard River and Great Wilderness Mountains Mention Scotland and most people will conjure up thoughts of one or more of the following; kilts, bagpipes, castles, haggis, whisky, Robert Burns, clans, [read more]