67 - 12 of 67 Search for: Sort by: date: New to Old date: Old to New alphabetical: A-Z alphabetical: Z-A Sorry, there were no results 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 Trip Report: Ethiopia’s Sof Omar Caves Article One of the world’s most spectacular and extensive underground caverns and a proposed World Heritage Site, the Sof Omar cave system is an extraordinary natural phenomenon of breathtaking beauty. At… Read Article Trip Report: Rock-Hewn Churches of Ethiopia’s Tigray Region Article Remote, ancient, and breathtaking, the over 200 rock-hewn churches of the Tigray region of Ethiopia were built in high, remote places to protect against attackers. Carved from cliff faces high… Read Article Trip Report: Danakil Depression, Ethiopia Article One of the hottest and driest places on Earth, the Danakil Depression in the northern part of the Afar region in Ethiopia (part of the great East African Rift Valley)… 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 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 The Importance of Photographing Clouds for Outdoor Photography Article Whenever you include the sky in your photos, chances are your compositions will look better if there are clouds—the right kind of clouds, that is. Photographing clouds is really important… Read Article Behind the Shot: Too Close? Article Possibly the most prominent symbol of Central America's tropical forests, often seen on posters, puzzles, and greeting cards, is the red-eyed tree frog (Agalychnis callidryas). These small creatures are only… Read Article Photographing Birds in Flight Article When it comes to bird photography, there is nothing I love more than capturing an intimate portrait of a bird in its natural environment. Successfully creating an artistic photograph of… Read Article “Unseeing” Photo Challenge Assignment 1: Lenses Article What is “unseeing?” The answer to this question begins with a secret: Photography is more than just pointing your camera at something beautiful and triggering the shutter. If you really… Read Article The Importance of a Post-Processing Workflow Article Let’s talk about the importance of a post-processing workflow. Workflows in the field can consist of planning, composition, framing, and shooting. Similarly, a post-processing workflow also contains steps that established… Read Article Show More
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
Trip Report: Ethiopia’s Sof Omar Caves Article One of the world’s most spectacular and extensive underground caverns and a proposed World Heritage Site, the Sof Omar cave system is an extraordinary natural phenomenon of breathtaking beauty. At… Read Article
Trip Report: Rock-Hewn Churches of Ethiopia’s Tigray Region Article Remote, ancient, and breathtaking, the over 200 rock-hewn churches of the Tigray region of Ethiopia were built in high, remote places to protect against attackers. Carved from cliff faces high… Read Article
Trip Report: Danakil Depression, Ethiopia Article One of the hottest and driest places on Earth, the Danakil Depression in the northern part of the Afar region in Ethiopia (part of the great East African Rift Valley)… 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
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
The Importance of Photographing Clouds for Outdoor Photography Article Whenever you include the sky in your photos, chances are your compositions will look better if there are clouds—the right kind of clouds, that is. Photographing clouds is really important… Read Article
Behind the Shot: Too Close? Article Possibly the most prominent symbol of Central America's tropical forests, often seen on posters, puzzles, and greeting cards, is the red-eyed tree frog (Agalychnis callidryas). These small creatures are only… Read Article
Photographing Birds in Flight Article When it comes to bird photography, there is nothing I love more than capturing an intimate portrait of a bird in its natural environment. Successfully creating an artistic photograph of… Read Article
“Unseeing” Photo Challenge Assignment 1: Lenses Article What is “unseeing?” The answer to this question begins with a secret: Photography is more than just pointing your camera at something beautiful and triggering the shutter. If you really… Read Article
The Importance of a Post-Processing Workflow Article Let’s talk about the importance of a post-processing workflow. Workflows in the field can consist of planning, composition, framing, and shooting. Similarly, a post-processing workflow also contains steps that established… Read Article
