As photographers in the digital world, we are both blessed and cursed with the freedom to take volumes of photos with little to no up front cost. But the backend can bite you ... well ... in the back end.
Read MoreAfter several recent visits to the ocean, I'm growing fond of abstract ocean pictures.
Read MoreI'm starting work on an Asia Gallery. This photo from Japan ranks as one of my favorites.
Read MoreLa Jolla Sunrise
Read MoreThe holidays come early. Google has updated the Nik suite and fixed the 'gray-screen-of-death' issue with Aperture.
Read MoreKnow your subject when composing a landscape shot. If you're struggling with a composition, take a moment and ask yourself "What's the subject?"
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Read MoreSometimes you don't have a choice but to shoot through glass. Here's a simple trick to cut out the glare from internal light sources.
Read MoreOnOne is bringing back the capability to select multiple photos, create a new PSD file, and have each image added as a layer.
Read MoreTide Pools along Coast Park, La Jolla, CA
Read MoreAny 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.
Read MoreOn 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.
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