19 - 12 of 19 Search for: Sort by: date: New to Old date: Old to New alphabetical: A-Z alphabetical: Z-A Sorry, there were no results What Settings Should I Use For Night Photography? Article Photography has an extremely interesting progression of learning attached to it. If you’re anything like most photography enthusiasts, you probably started out shooting during bright sunlit hours while avoiding clouds… Read Article How to Create Windows to the Outdoors Article In the art form of outdoor photography, you have many options to choose from in terms of composition. You can create wild foreground features or use leading lines to direct… Read Article Photographing Water: Ideas for Creating Great Photos Article I love photographing water, whether in the form of waterfalls, streams, ponds, or coastal scenes. Creating water photos is fun and easy, if you know how to do it right.… Read Article Photographing Light as Your Subject Article Generally, photographers think of light as the thing that illuminates the subject being photographed. There are times, however, when the light itself can be the subject—or at least an important… Read Article Using Triangles in Landscape Photography Article In my over ten years as a professional landscape photographer, I’ve learned that artistic composition—the positioning of visual elements within the picture frame—is vitally important to taking successful photos. A… Read Article The Joy of Scouting Article There are many times in photography where you get caught up in the details and lose sight of how photography can be fun instead of a challenge. Maybe it’s because… Read Article Trip Report: Leprechaun Canyon, Utah Article During a recent trip to southeast Utah, I spotted a magnificent rainbow arcing high above the twisted red rock desert. Unable to resist its beckoning call, I followed the rainbow… Read Article Behind the Shot: Caineville Badlands, Utah Article In the past, I’ve written and spoken a lot about how planning for landscape photography requires a lot of scouting, and patience. During a recent photo trip to the desert… Read Article Tips for Planning Landscape Shooting Locations Article I often get asked the question: how do you find your landscape photography locations? Typically, a lot of planning goes into my choice of locations and compositions, sometimes even months… Read Article Lesson 2: Be In The Moment Article Of all the modules in this course, this is the most important to master. It will lay the foundation for everything that is to come. What is so important here?… Read Article Lesson 1: Make, Don’t Take Article It all begins by seeing the world around you with a creative eye; this course will help you to do just that. It will give you a creative tool set… Read Article Broadening Your Perspective with Panoramas Article I want to put you in my boots for a moment. Keep in mind that they might be very broken in, large and probably wet because to get to any… Read Article Show More
What Settings Should I Use For Night Photography? Article Photography has an extremely interesting progression of learning attached to it. If you’re anything like most photography enthusiasts, you probably started out shooting during bright sunlit hours while avoiding clouds… Read Article
How to Create Windows to the Outdoors Article In the art form of outdoor photography, you have many options to choose from in terms of composition. You can create wild foreground features or use leading lines to direct… Read Article
Photographing Water: Ideas for Creating Great Photos Article I love photographing water, whether in the form of waterfalls, streams, ponds, or coastal scenes. Creating water photos is fun and easy, if you know how to do it right.… Read Article
Photographing Light as Your Subject Article Generally, photographers think of light as the thing that illuminates the subject being photographed. There are times, however, when the light itself can be the subject—or at least an important… Read Article
Using Triangles in Landscape Photography Article In my over ten years as a professional landscape photographer, I’ve learned that artistic composition—the positioning of visual elements within the picture frame—is vitally important to taking successful photos. A… Read Article
The Joy of Scouting Article There are many times in photography where you get caught up in the details and lose sight of how photography can be fun instead of a challenge. Maybe it’s because… Read Article
Trip Report: Leprechaun Canyon, Utah Article During a recent trip to southeast Utah, I spotted a magnificent rainbow arcing high above the twisted red rock desert. Unable to resist its beckoning call, I followed the rainbow… Read Article
Behind the Shot: Caineville Badlands, Utah Article In the past, I’ve written and spoken a lot about how planning for landscape photography requires a lot of scouting, and patience. During a recent photo trip to the desert… Read Article
Tips for Planning Landscape Shooting Locations Article I often get asked the question: how do you find your landscape photography locations? Typically, a lot of planning goes into my choice of locations and compositions, sometimes even months… Read Article
Lesson 2: Be In The Moment Article Of all the modules in this course, this is the most important to master. It will lay the foundation for everything that is to come. What is so important here?… Read Article
Lesson 1: Make, Don’t Take Article It all begins by seeing the world around you with a creative eye; this course will help you to do just that. It will give you a creative tool set… Read Article
Broadening Your Perspective with Panoramas Article I want to put you in my boots for a moment. Keep in mind that they might be very broken in, large and probably wet because to get to any… Read Article
