The year is half over. Time to check on progress toward your photo goals.

The way you view a subject and its relationship to the world shapes your photography.

There is a compromise in every frame a photographer captures.

We photographers strive for a refined, well-oiled field and studio workflow. Achieving one might be a signal that it’s time to stretch creatively.

Photographers take more bad photos than good ones. Learn from them.

Grant yourself permission to take time, try something new, and explore your photography.

Subconscious photo themes can bubble up to the surface in curious ways. And … workshops are back!!

Travel in the summer is looking more likely. Use these 5 tips on your next trip to the beach.

Know the story of your photo when you capture it and when you develop it.

The Beatles’ magical road trip to nowhere holds a few lessons for photographers.

Sustained effort and mindful self-critique fuel your growth as a visual artist.

What do the changes to your photo kit reveal about your artistic pursuit of photography?

The great photographers of the past had unique vision and showed us new ways to look at the world.

Hey Scott … Will your in-person photo workshops return in 2021? Great question, let’s talk.

I’m new to photography… where do I start? I have 5 ideas for you.

Staying true to your vision requires patience and perseverance … and a touch of willfulness.