As a photographer, you have undoubtedly heard some well-meaning soul tell you, “Your photograph looks just like a painting.” It is meant as a compliment, of course, but Arnie (Margo’s [read more]
© 2011 Rick Clark. All rights reserved. How impossible it can feel to truly photograph the Taj Mahal–to improve on the trillion shots taken by everyone else with a point [read more]
Old-world Floral Victoria, British Columbia Flowers are works of art that stand alone as beautiful creations of nature. The study and variety of flowers as art has gone on from [read more]
Compiling a top 10 photo list for any location can become a daunting task and such was the case when I sat down to put one together for Iceland photography [read more]
The Bisti Badlands is a secret gem of the American Southwest that contains some of the most unusual scenery you could find anywhere. Although it’s easily accessible, only about three [read more]
Part 1 covered the design concepts of Line, Color, and Value Placement of the Subject. When you’re composing a great photograph, there are many aspects to keep in mind. In [read more]
When you’re making a great photograph, there are many components to keep in mind. To create a perfect composition, you must consider more than light angle and quality, depth-of-field, and [read more]
Beyond the famous attractions of Sinai, Egypt, you’ll find a wilderness full of wonder, natural beauty, fascinating creatures, harsh weather conditions, and photo opportunities that abound. When I first started [read more]
© 2012 Noella Ballenger. All Rights Reserved. One of the joys of spring is watching the new leaves and blossoms come to life nearly everywhere you look. For many photographers, [read more]
Fashion Photography Nicole gets comfortable with “Dots – Not Dots,” a handmade Italian jersey fabric top. OK, I’ll admit it. I’m a camera snob. As a commercial photographer, I’ve always [read more]
There is a jungle of insects, spiders and other small forms living in and around the grasses, plants and flowers of any garden. Talk a slow stroll around your own [read more]
During my last photo adventure, I saw many, many people with tripods who really didn’t need them. I think that tripods are becoming less and less necessary these days. Let’s [read more]
© 2010 Colin Dunleavy. All Rights Reserved. Snowy Egret Amateur photographer, Colin Dunleavy was raised in the east midlands area of Nottinghamshire, England. He is a man who loves the [read more]
© 2012 Edwin Brosens. All rights reserved. Sony Alpha 700, 90 /2.8 Macro + Flash, F/10 @ 1/10 sec. The white Snowdrop flower, Galanthus (from Greek origin meaning “milk flower”) is [read more]
Forty-five minutes after sunset I used a very long exposure so that the waters movement was smoothed out, which created a soft and subtle reflection. Is what we see in [read more]
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