The road to mastering photography is not a quantum leap. It’s a series of little things brought together.

Have you looked through your photo archive recently? There are hidden gems waiting to be found.

Landscape photographers are at the mercy and whim of nature. Let’s talk strategy to make the best photos we can in bad weather.

Having the proper mindset will motivate and inspire you to create your next image.

Multiple photo projects going at the same time help keep your creativity flowing.

Feedback is important to grow as a photographer, but not all feedback comes at the same speed.

Knowing your subject is the key to understanding negative vs. dead space.

What is the creative value of an extended relationship with our photos?

An injection of randomness is good for your creativity.

Spark some creativity by changing up your post-processing workflow. You may be surprised by what you find!

My photo critique mindset seems switched on by default. I need a reminder to simply admire a good photo.

Naughty chords? Yup. George Harrison has a thing or two to teach photographers about developing a signature style

Your creativity can benefit from a broad set of interests. And they don’t all have to be photographic.

A few things surprised me as I stepped back into the landscape after nearly 3 months in quarantine.

Photography gives us so much more than just photographs.

Understand what you seek from photography and you’ll know why you want to make photographs.

Ideas, philosophies, music - and yes, other photographers - all influence our work. Each of us exerts an influence on others, too.