10 - 12 of 10 Search for: Sort by: date: New to Old date: Old to New alphabetical: A-Z alphabetical: Z-A Sorry, there were no results Living Beyond Travel Photography Article Recently, I made a drastic life change that allowed me to completely re-evaluate my thoughts and practice of travel photography. I moved from Nashville, Tennessee to one of the most… Read Article Trip Report: Savannah, Georgia Article There are a lot of famous photography locations in the United States. There are national parks like Yosemite, Death Valley, and Glacier that boast numerous photography spots. However, there are… Read Article How to Photograph Shapes Instead of Landscapes Article I believe that the three biggest concepts in photography are gear, composition, and post-processing. The smallest of those three is gear, the second smallest is post-processing, and the one that… Read Article Trip Report: Great Sand Dunes National Park Article I believe that photographers should have a great idea of the shots that they want to take when they travel to a new location. I’m not talking about vague, general… Read Article Why Post-Processing Your Water Photos is Different Article Whenever I’m teaching in a photography workshop or in a classroom setting, I always try to get students into a comfortable workflow they can follow for every photograph they edit.… Read Article The One Big Thing About Water Photography Article If you’ve been an outdoor photographer for very long you might have noticed by now that you spend a lot of time near the water. There’s no doubt that water… Read Article 5 Tips for Better Adventure Photography Article I’ve been in quite the quandary the past few months because I fear there is a division among some people who consider themselves to be outdoor photographers. On one side… Read Article How to Maximize a Great Photography Location Article As a professional photographer, I’ve had the joy of having a career that allows me to travel to some amazing locations. I’ve seen some of the most famous places during… Read Article Behind the Shot: Quoddy Lighthouse Article Earlier this year in May, I was co-leading a night photography workshop in Acadia National Park with Adam Woodworth. Acadia National Park is amazing in May. The weather is still… Read Article Meet the Photographer: David Johnston Article When David Johnston isn’t leading photography workshops and tutorials, he can be found traveling the world taking photos to awe and inspire his viewers. He can now add contributor at… Read Article
Living Beyond Travel Photography Article Recently, I made a drastic life change that allowed me to completely re-evaluate my thoughts and practice of travel photography. I moved from Nashville, Tennessee to one of the most… Read Article
Trip Report: Savannah, Georgia Article There are a lot of famous photography locations in the United States. There are national parks like Yosemite, Death Valley, and Glacier that boast numerous photography spots. However, there are… Read Article
How to Photograph Shapes Instead of Landscapes Article I believe that the three biggest concepts in photography are gear, composition, and post-processing. The smallest of those three is gear, the second smallest is post-processing, and the one that… Read Article
Trip Report: Great Sand Dunes National Park Article I believe that photographers should have a great idea of the shots that they want to take when they travel to a new location. I’m not talking about vague, general… Read Article
Why Post-Processing Your Water Photos is Different Article Whenever I’m teaching in a photography workshop or in a classroom setting, I always try to get students into a comfortable workflow they can follow for every photograph they edit.… Read Article
The One Big Thing About Water Photography Article If you’ve been an outdoor photographer for very long you might have noticed by now that you spend a lot of time near the water. There’s no doubt that water… Read Article
5 Tips for Better Adventure Photography Article I’ve been in quite the quandary the past few months because I fear there is a division among some people who consider themselves to be outdoor photographers. On one side… Read Article
How to Maximize a Great Photography Location Article As a professional photographer, I’ve had the joy of having a career that allows me to travel to some amazing locations. I’ve seen some of the most famous places during… Read Article
Behind the Shot: Quoddy Lighthouse Article Earlier this year in May, I was co-leading a night photography workshop in Acadia National Park with Adam Woodworth. Acadia National Park is amazing in May. The weather is still… Read Article
Meet the Photographer: David Johnston Article When David Johnston isn’t leading photography workshops and tutorials, he can be found traveling the world taking photos to awe and inspire his viewers. He can now add contributor at… Read Article
