Videos And Articles
4 Tools To Prepare For A Seascape Shoot
Any landscape photographer knows, Mother Nature is fickle. Not every visit to the shoreline will yield good results. Here are four tools I use to plan for an ocean shoot to improve my chances for a keeper.
Joshua Winks
On my drive into Death Valley, Joshua trees spotted the desert. Toward the afternoon, the dry winds shaped the clouds into streaks and bunches. I had to pull over and take a few photos.
Colorado Redux
As your post-processing skills grow, revisit your earlier work. A fresh reprocessing will reveal a different perspective on a scene.
Improve Your Photography With A Photo Challenge
Do you want to improve your photography in 2014? A photo challenge is a great way to stretch creatively, grow beyond your current comfort zones, and get constructive feedback on your photos.
Aperture - Import Locked Photos
If you flag or lock photos in your camera during a shoot, take advantage of that when importing into Aperture and find those locked photos more quickly.
How Karen Hutten Shortened My Life
"Welcome back, Scott." Three words. That's all it took. My heart stopped, my hair grayed, and my life shortened ... but only by a wee bit.
Fill In The Tree Line For A Richer Landscape Photo
When post processing a landscape shot with a treelike, take the time and fill in the gaps where the sky peeks through. You'll be much more satisfied with the final image.
Masking In A Sky ... It's All About The Details
Have you been out for a landscape shoot and Mother Nature deals you a dull sky? Happens to me all the time. Make a good shot great by masking in a sky with character.
Use Your Camera Phone on US Flights
Good news for photographers! A recent change to the FAA rules means you don't need to power down small electronic devices during take off and landing. Devices like your camera phone.