Capturing and Creating Great Panoramas By Ken Duncan
Firstly, why do I shoot in panoramic format? I feel it is one of the most pleasing visual formats...
Light & Shadow
Macro: The Amazing World all around Us Part 1 By Adam Jones
Macro is often defined as capturing an image at a magnification of 1:1 or greater. By definition, a
Intro to Shooting and Stitching Panoramic Images By Elia Locardi
With a wide aspect ratio, panoramic photos have a way of making scenes look very cinematic. They...
Can a Long-term Project Help your Photography By Oliver Klink
There are a few adages like “the older, the wiser”, “wine gets better with age”, “art lies in...
Long Exposure Photography By Don Smith
If you are looking for a jolt of creativity to do something new and different with your...
Deep Space Astrophotography By Tom Kuali’i
I have been photographing the night sky for a while. Photographers living in Hawai’i are blessed...
There is light, after dark! By Jeff Vanuga
The Dutch post-impressionist painter once said in a letter to his brother Theo, “I often think that...
The RRS Portable Macro Stand Setup By George D. Lepp
I’ve photographed for many years using the RRS Ground-Level Aluminum Tripod, TP 243. It’s been...
Using a leveling base for Forensic Work by Abbe Lyle
Like many photographers, I’ll find myself fascinated by gadgets or clever contraptions I see at a...