Nature and Wildlife Photography: Animals & Reptiles Learn some great tips and techniques for photographing animals and reptiles. Learn about animals, their habitats, behaviors and actions. Choose your area of [read more]
Articles to help develop your photo skills Learn tips and techniques for photographing Mother Nature at her finest. Nature and wildlife covers a broad range of subjects, so we have [read more]
After the sun falls below the horizon, the doors open to magical cityscape photography. Whether you are capturing the moments of the clear, beautiful, rich blue skies of civil twilight, [read more]
I must confess: javelinas hold a special place in my heart. My first award-winning photograph and my first magazine cover both featured javelinas (pronounced: have-a-leen-ahs). But I’ve loved these awkward [read more]
This is the story of our garden as seen via microphotography. The world of insects, spiders and other small forms can be enjoyed on any beautiful day from early spring [read more]
Flowers come in a variety of sizes and shapes. Be sure to take that into account when deciding how to approach flower photography, whether it’s a close-up or wide angle [read more]
Momijiyama Garden, Sunpu Castle Ruins, Shizuoka With his heart and lens focused on all things oriental, freelance photographer John Lander makes Kanagawa, Japan his home. His travels with the camera [read more]
How pretty! It’s no surprise that flowers are one of the most photographed subjects. Nature’s beautiful flowers excite our senses, make us smile and lift our spirits. Whether you live [read more]
Many photographers enjoy photographing nature, but are new to wildlife photography. I would like to cover some general wildlife photography tips and guidelines to help the beginner get started in [read more]
A guide to Joshua Tree National Park photography and how to get the best out of your visit to this unique landscape. The best times to visit and suggestions for the [read more]
The concept of “photography” has been thoroughly changed by digital cameras, taking pictures via mobile phones, and transferring snapshots straight onto a PC or a TV to share on the [read more]
“Isolation:” Alone in the wilderness. Set apart from the background. Miles and miles away from any- and everything. A single subject. From a photographic point of view, isolation is one [read more]
Fashion photography is a world of fantasy. Fashion images are seldom, if ever, “realistic.” That doesn’t mean the scenes may not be real, but “real” women are not always beautiful [read more]
Which camera lenses are for me, and what do they actually do? Most lenses can be divided into three categories: standard, wide-angle, and telephoto. In most 35mm cameras, [read more]
One of the first questions upcoming photographers ask is, “What kind of lenses should I get?” The answer depends on the type of photography you plan to do. You’ll probably [read more]
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