Profile: An Interview with David Lebe, Part 1
You have to allow an ambiguous place for the mind to fill in the thing that isn’t there on paper, the magic stuff.” After a career change in 1988, I [read more]
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Oregon Coast Photography – Enjoying A Photographic Wealth
When you’re planning a trip and looking for excellent viewing or photographic opportunities, why not try some Oregon coast photography? Of course there are numerous well-known places you can count on: [read more]
Gestalt Theory and Photographic Composition: Closure
© 2013 Marla Meier. All rights reserved. Early this century German and Austrian psychologists developed a school of thought known as Gestalt, a German word meaning “shape.” It was their [read more]
Garden Photography – Tips For Capturing The Gardens Splendour
Successful garden photography should convey a sense of beauty and intimacy. The viewer wants to feel the sunshine, smell the blossoms, and recapture a wonderful sense of peace and contentment. How [read more]
The Art of Nature, Part One: A Study of Design
The elements of design exist in abundance in nature. Lines, shapes, patterns, and textures appear in both the intimate scene and in the grand landscape. These design elements are the [read more]
Photo Expressions: Nine Steps to More Creative Images
A wide open aperture gave this image the soft background. Photographed with a wide open aperture, 100mm and diopter lens. As each season prepares to express itself in countless ways, [read more]
Photographing Frozen Beauty
Winter Pond, Wyoming It’s so cold, the air sparkles with ice crystals. The atmospheric conditions of the night before created beautiful hoarfrost, and everything is literally be-jeweled with it. Even [read more]
Short And Long Lenses For Photography And Their Uses
As a young person with a growing interest in photography, you’ll eventually want to buy a second lens for your camera. Perhaps you’ll be thinking about either long lenses or [read more]
Increase Your Creativity with Multiple Exposure Photography
When I don’t see any photographic opportunities at a location, I often shoot a few frames experimenting with various techniques to give my creativity a jump-start. This article explains four [read more]
Composition Basics in Microphotography
Microphotography is magical because it takes us into a smaller universe of vibrant colors, exquisite details and extraordinary patterns that can literally take your breath away. I photograph invertebrates so [read more]
Writing with Light And Its meaning In Photography
Those who are just learning about photography would appreciate some coverage of the basics, and so that shall be my role, to cover the basics of photography. Now, where to [read more]
The Art of Flower Photography
Winter is often a time to stay warm inside and follow up on digital files or pursue my passion for indoor studio flower and macro photography. I usually search the [read more]
Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park Location: Northern California Coast
© 2011 Robert Hitchman. All Rights Reserved. Damnation Creek Trail in Fog Nikon D300s | 24mm lens | one sec. at f/18 Redwood National Park is a World Heritage Site [read more]
The Chihuahuan Desert: A Nature Photographer’s Playground
The Chihuahuan Desert is… Remote, Exotic, and Largely Unknown. Encompassing over 200,000 square miles, it is the largest desert in North America. It stretches from deep within central Mexico to [read more]
Understanding Depth of Field in Landscape Photography
In landscape photography, depth of field is a critical component of every image. Some photos require minimum depth of field to place more emphasis on a single element of the [read more]