One stopover on the annual migration of the Sandhill Cranes has become an annual pilgrimage for many nature and wildlife
photographers. This once nearly extinct bird, with numbers as low as 50 total … Continue Reading ››
Personally, I love travel photography. That's my thing, and my wife, Sandy, and I have had the good fortune to visit and photograph beautiful locations both around the world and in our great country. Still, excellent photographs can be made at … Continue Reading ›› 
By Helga Skinner
Two years ago I entered a contest and won with my Hummingbird landing on a branch in my backyard. It had its tongue hanging out. It ended up in the” Natures Best Photography” Magazine in the best backyards section.
A backyard can become a very fascinating place … Continue Reading ›› 
By Kathy Krant
An effective element of good photographic composition is the use of “leading lines” which draws the eye to a specific part of the frame or center of interest. It might be a path, road or fence which winds through the frame to a vanishing … Continue Reading ›› 
Equipment needed:
res of my flowers with a small Canon point and shoot camera. I never took a class so I really didn’t know what I was doing at the time. I hybridize daylilies and … Continue Reading ›› 
Hong Kong, a city I never expected to visit; but, one that I can’t believe I had a chance to go.
By Steve Kuss
Drones are one of those new technologies that can be an indispensable tool, a toy, a photographer's dream, or perhaps the latest scourge unleashed by your neighbor. New models seem to come on the market weekly, each with a … Continue Reading ››
“Are we there yet? How much longer? I am BORED!” These are all common phrases heard by most parents on any car trip longer than 30 minutes. While we commonly think that this is something … Continue Reading ››
