By

Steve Kuss

I will start with a "plagiarized" paragraph for you:

While the rule of thirds is a commonly used … Continue Reading ››

By

Leann Walker

Anyone who knows me knows my passion, not only for photography, but for the outdoors. At times, being indoors feels painful. Relaxation, … Continue Reading ››

By

Wandra Krack

August, the month of Milky Way and Web Pictures for Nature photographers, each season and sometimes each month brings forward specific things that are poised for picture-taking.  … Continue Reading ››

By

LoisAnn Shannon

With the introduction of mirrorless systems, sorting out marketing hype is more important than ever when choosing a camera. Is mirrorless here … Continue Reading ››

By Steve Skuss

I really get a kick out of some REAL photographers. They're so intense. Things have to be JUST SO. As you might guess, … Continue Reading ››

By Lean Walker

Mohamed Ibrahim once said “Wildlife surprises you when you least expect it" and nothing could be truer when photographing it. Wildlife photography is an exhilarating hobby, especially … Continue Reading ››

LoisAnn Shannon discusses using your phone to take and process images. This video is a great introduction to properly viewing a cell phone as a "real" camera and processing the image in your phone using the Snapseed app.

Follow this link to view her video: Continue Reading ››

By Steve Skuss

March 31 was world backup day. You DO backup your photos, right? In various surveys I have seen, after ID's and insurance information, the first thing listed in a … Continue Reading ››

By Wanda Krack

Do you ever wonder what happens when a nature photographer falls in the creek, or has an “accident” after drinking too much morning coffee and then needing to be on the mountain for sunrise?  Well, those odd things do happen, so I will tell you … Continue Reading ››