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
A user-friendly guide to understanding exposure in digital photography. If you’ve ever taken a statistics class you surely now have an innate phobia of histograms.
Recently I had a great time chatting with Brent and Johny from the SIC (Share Inspire Create) Lounge. We talked about a little of everything,
Fall is upon us throughout much of the northern hemisphere, and photographers are buzzing like moths to their favorite fall color hotspots. Want to take
Here’s a challenge for all the photographers out there, myself included: look through the most recent photos in your portfolio and ask yourself: “are these
Greetings home slices, In this series of videos I’m sharing 7 of the best life lessons I’ve learned by being a photographer, and right now
Sometimes the key to success is knowing when to give up, and when is that?…….Never! This is a series of my 7 favorite life lessons
Do you find your blood pressure rising when you miss out on a great photo? If so, then you need to learn Zen and the
