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]
© 2010 Michael Leggero. All Rights Reserved. Grizzly Bear in Autumn Glacier National Park, Montana Nikon d300, 200-400mm f4, 1/60th, f5.6, ISO 200 Photographing dangerous animals is something that a [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]
At the Prehistoric Times Museum in Boxtel, Netherlands, I was given the opportunity to shoot photos of fossils. Surprisingly, digital photos reveal a hidden world of invisible colors and details [read more]
What equipment do you ideally require for Photographing flowers? My second tutorial looks at the photographic equipment which might come in useful for this subject. (part one of photographing flowers [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]
With our pixel-possessed diet for digital imaging, we tend to forget about film photography. We think that film is dead and read articles about its death. Do not believe it! [read more]
Flash photography is one of the most misunderstood areas of the art. To many people, the flash is a mystical device that, while easy to use (it attaches it to [read more]
Wildflowers photography and flowers in general are one of the most photographed subjects in nature. With so many images of flowers out there, from extreme close-ups to fields of flowers, [read more]
Overview Thanks to the digital camera’s CCD chip, infrared photography has never been easier. Traditionally, working with infrared film has been difficult, at best. Infrared film requires loading the camera [read more]
Much research has been done since the time of this article and the study of the brain has indeed come a long way. But even with the new findings, the exercises [read more]
The telephone rings; it’s Gourmet Today Magazine. They want me to spend time in Touristown, USA, photographing selected upscale eateries for them. They’ve booked me into one of the classier [read more]
I’m going to delve deeper into shutter speed, as well as when and how to let your camera do the work for you. After all, if you’re using a new [read more]
Dragonfly – Four-spotted Chaser Libellula quadrimaculata Sony Alpha 33 + Tamron 90/2.8 macro + flash; f/16; 1/160 sec. We’ve all seen artistic images, paintings and drawings of botanicals on white [read more]
Human beings are the most frequently photographed subjects by far. However, when photographing people the results are not always so satisfactory. As a pearl of Eastern wisdom puts it: “When [read more]
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