All posts in Landscape Photography
Creating Photographs with David Osborn
Tripods: Don’t Take Photographs, Create Photographs David Osborn Tripods focus the mind to “create” not “take.” We all understand using tripods as a means of support, but this alone greatly […]
Elements of Composition
Ed Heaton “Learning to capture light will make extraordinary images from ordinary subjects” I coined this saying when I first started my photography career. I’m a full time professional master […]
The Great Smoky Mountains with Tony Sweet
My Muse – The Great Smoky Mountains Tony Sweet I re-discovered photography after a long hiatus while being a student and adjunct Jazz faculty at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music circa 1992. […]
Panoramic Photography with Tom Kingsford
A Step-by-Step Guide to Capturing Landscape Panoramic Photography Tom Kingsford Photography has captured my heart and imagination. Historically, I have been someone with very little creative outlets in my life; […]
Speed of Sound
Exploring Utah Zach Heaton I was mentally preparing for a three-day journey inside of a Toyota 4Runner, traveling across the United States from Pennsylvania to southern Utah. I was looking […]
The Zone System and the Digital Photographer
The Zone System and What it Means to the Digital Photographer Abbe Lyle One does not hear much about the origin of the Zone System anymore. Many of us shoot […]
Photographing Hummingbirds in Flight
How to Photograph Hummingbirds in Flight Jim Zuckerman Hummingbirds only live in the Western Hemisphere. There are over 300 species of hummingbirds in the world, and less than two dozen […]
Upper Peninsula of Michigan
Upper Peninsula of Michigan Adam Jones My photography career has taken me to some of the most beautiful locations in the world including: Africa, Patagonia, Europe, Asia, and South America. […]
Inspirational Destinations by Ken Sklute
Inspirational Destinations – Monument Valley, Arizona, US Ken Sklute As photographers we come across many areas that touch our hearts. It seems funny to me that it may be a smell, […]
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