Take Stock Of Your “Then & Now” f/57
Have you grown as a photographer, have you stalled out, or have you regressed?
Sometimes Gear Is The Answer f/56
The right gear for the right job lets you focus on your vision.
Variations On A Theme f/55
Explore one location or a singular subject again and again … and learn to see more.
Are Plug-Ins And Filters Bad? f/54
Is using a post-processing plug-in bad for your photography?
If You’re Not Failing, You’re Not Growing f/53
Failure is a natural part of photography. Embrace it. Learn from it.
Personal Photo Projects For 2021 f/52
Grow your skills and improve your art in 2021 with a set of personal photo projects.
Reflect On Your 2020 Photography f/51
Reflect on the past year to find your growth opportunities for the new one.
The 50/50 Landscape Photographer f/50
Balance the planned photos with in-the-moment discovery and get a richer body of work.
Photography Is A State Of Mind f/48
Your photography isn’t defined by frame counts and keeper rates.
Missing The Photo f/47
Don’t let a missed photo opportunity ruin an otherwise good experience.
What Marcus Aurelius Taught Me About Photography f/46
What does a ruler of the ancient world have to do with photography? A frame of mind.
The Power Ballad, The Medley, And Photo Presentation f/44
On the quest to create a single, powerful photo, do we forget that groups of images can stand strong too?
Does A Photographer Need To Specialize? f/43
Do a photographer need to specialize to grow as an artist?hunter
Learning To See f/41
“A camera is a tool for learning how to see without a camera.” – Dorothea Lange
Artists Make Great Photos, Gear Solves Problems f/40
You, the artist, has the vision. Your tools are there to help you achieve that vision.
The Pursuit Of Photography f/39
This past week I reaffirmed my commitment to the pursuit of photography. And I feel so glad that I did.
3 Less Common Composition Tips For Landscape Photos f/38
Improve your landscape photos with these lesser-used composition techniques.