How to Depict Reality, a primary question for two centuries of photography, is a meaningful question for high dynamic range photographers. Here, five reasons for photographers to try high dynamic [read more]
Printing in Cyanotype and Gum Bichromate from Pinhole Negatives: A Personal Journey Creating images from pinhole negatives can be a process of discovery as well as art. Through the 1/32nd [read more]
The Photography Rocks group at the Acropolis in Athens. Michael Fulks is on the right. Elizabeth Powis who does the book reviews for Apogee Photo Magazine is on the left. [read more]
Learn some shooting tips so you too can capture some great wildlife action photos. Copyright © Andy Long The quick little gull just found its meal ticket as it steals [read more]
Learn to expand your photographic talents by venturing into new subjects – photo journalism. Lelik is standing in front of a dragon he carved while holding the head of another [read more]
It is a gift not to be taken for granted when the work one loves in life evolves into a career that can be shared with a spouse. Bill and [read more]
This sort of photo is quintessential Monument Valley imagery – it’s “destination specific”, in that almost everybody will immediately recognize its location. The foremost butte is the “main subject”, predominant [read more]
Learn some photography techniques on how to take good bird photos (with my apologies to Arthur Morris). by Michael Goldstein Copyright 2007 Mike Goldstein Close inspection of this screech owl [read more]
Missed it by that much. Got it! Following a bird in flight from far out increases the chances of getting a nice shot when it gets closer to you. Staying [read more]
Digital photography is an amazing invention and offers many exciting advantages. One of the downsides involves storing and archiving your images. These jobs are often the least favorite aspect of [read more]
Keane Wonder Mill – This is one of the mining processing areas in Death Valley. Ore was brought down from the mine by cable and processed in the Keane Wonder [read more]
Pupfish – The desert pupfish were the only fish to survive the evaporation of Lake Manly in ancient times. Lake Manly was a fresh water lake that evaporated as the [read more]
Photography doesn’t have to be super-serious all the time. Every now and again, I break out to do some “just for fun” photography. My serious work always benefits from the [read more]
OK, if you are like many photographers you will probably want to make money from your photography and hey, that’s nothing to keep a secret. The secret is HOW to [read more]
One does not always get the opportunity to make a historic photograph, so if you’re fortunate enough to be able to plan ahead for a scheduled event, preparation will be [read more]
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