Not everything is Epic, and that’s okay
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Not everything is Epic, and that’s okay. Are we in such a rush to produce The Next Great Image that we forget that conditions aren’t
Not everything is Epic, and that’s okay. Are we in such a rush to produce The Next Great Image that we forget that conditions aren’t
This is a staircase from hell. This thing makes the infamous Half Dome steps seem like the bunny hill. I thought I was in pretty
Chromatic aberration or other fringing is a pain, especially if you forgot to get rid of it in your raw conversion. Here’s a cool way
Episode Transcript: G’day, and welcome to Professional Photography Tips. Today we’re going to learn to be apturelutely awesome. Wait, what does that say? A-per-tu, Oh,
Today we critique a beautiful landscape photo to see what the photographer does well, and how he could make the image stronger. Photo courtesy of
Of the three points in the exposure triangle, aperture, shutter speed, and ISO, ISO is probably the least well understood and most incorrectly utilized. So
Here’s a simple, quick technique to add an Orton Glow to your photos, improving atmosphere and mystique without losing detail. 0:00 – Introduction to the
The ocean is a wonderful place to photograph. Its constant moving and grooving makes it an endless playground to experiment with all kinds of long
Step behind the lens and learn all the decisions I made while creating this image from Cuyoc in the Cordillera Huayhuash Mountains in Peru including
Lesson 1: Image is Everything! For those of you who haven’t heard of Peter Lik, he’s probably the most commercially successful landscape photographer of all
Good morrow and welcome. I’m sharing 7 of the best life lessons I’ve learned by being a photographer. One of those is, sometimes in order
Alright, let’s see here. I’m in a location I’ve photographed a dozen times before, and I’ve got the same composition I’ve shot a dozen times
