The Turtle And Its Paparazzi
Description: It’s hard not to point your camera at every turtle you see when scuba diving. At least it’s hard for me not to. And now that my wife, pictured here Continue Reading →
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Photo Of The Day – Whatchya Lookin’ At?
Title: Whatchya Lookin’ At? Location: Paro, Bhutan, Asia Description: Local Bhutanese girls, dressed formally for a celebration of the king and queen’s marriage in 2011, approach one of my photo tour guests Continue Reading →
Photo Of The Day – New Camera Experimentation
Title: New Camera Experimentation Location: Los Angeles, California, USA, North America Description: A client requested some video be shot at 500 or 1000 frames per second in at least 1080p (HD) format Continue Reading →
Win A Stylish f-stop Kenti Mountain Series Camera Bag And Help Passports With Purpose
Thanks to f-stop Gear, I we have yet another camera bag up for grabs with your support of Passports With Purpose. Before I get to how you can help this Continue Reading →
Win A f-stop Gear Smokey Mountain Camera Bag And Help Passports With Purpose
NOTE: This drawing is over but f-stop still makes awesome bags, and Passports with Purpose still makes the world a better place.
31+ Days Of Photography Experiments – Making White, White
Friday’s Topic was Get Low. Today’s experiment might be a little more involved than its previous companion, Making Black, Black. This is because white objects will show color cast from an Continue Reading →
31+ Days Of Photography Experiments – Focus Modes
Yesterday’s Topic: Depth Of Field – Hyperfocal Concepts If you’re not using manual focus, its’ a good idea to become familiar with how your camera decides to focus so the subjects Continue Reading →
31+ Days Of Photography Experiments – Depth Of Field – Change Your Distance/Zoom
Yesterday’s Topic: Depth Of Field – Changing Focus Points Over the past two days we have covered how to change your depth of field using different aperture settings and different Continue Reading →
31+ Days Of Photography Experiments – ISO Limits Of Your Camera
Welcome to the first post in my series, 31+ Days Of Photography Experiments! Each day’s experiment is meant to help you learn about your camera, about photography or about how Continue Reading →
First Impression: LowePro Pro Roller Attaché 50
This First Impression comes to you from a bit South of Portland, Oregon. The LowePro Pro Roller Attaché 50 looks like it will provide some good use as it fits Continue Reading →
Why You Might Want A Reverse Graduated Neutral Density Filter – 31+ Days To Better Photography
Yesterday’s Topic: Photography Travel Gear Recommendations I’m going to let you in on a little secret: filters are still better than most computer programs at balancing a scene. That’s not Continue Reading →
Acme Made Camera Bag Giveaway
It’s time to spice things up a bit. Let’s hold a giveaway! The folks at Acme Made sent me a bag for review but it’s really not going to work Continue Reading →
What’s A Good Camera For Me To Buy? – 31+ Days To Better Photography
Yesterday’s Topic: Choosing A Lens Posts on the internet about purchasing cameras often list multiple examples in a ‘buyer’s guide’ fashion. But that’s not the question I get asked often. Continue Reading →
How Your Camera Works – 31 Days To Better Photography
Yesterday’s Topic: The Exposure Triangle Before we dive too deep into other subjects, I thought it best to explaining how your DSLR camera works. We’ll use this image for reference: Continue Reading →
How To Hold A Camera – 31 Days To Better Photography
Yesterday’s Topic: How Your Camera Works This post is best done in video form. Here ye be! (don’t worry, it’s a quick, painless, two minute video) How To Hold A Continue Reading →
ISO – 31 Days To Better Photography
Shutter Speed and Aperture. Check! When it comes to the last side of the Exposure Triangle you need to be nice, because it’s sensitive. ISO is sensitive. REAL sensitive. As Continue Reading →
Goodies To Test In Hawaii
On my recent trip to Mexico I was lucky enough to receive an underwater housing for my camera, lent to me from BorrowLenses.com for the purpose of testing and Continue Reading →
Gorillapod SLR-Zoom
Aperture Daily had a shot blip the other day about a new Gorillapod designed for those of us with a larger zoom lens. Joby has some more stats on their Continue Reading →
"What Equipment Do You Use?"
I get asked almost weekly, through email and people I meet, what camera gear I use to take the great photos I take (their words, not my egotistical ones! 🙂 Continue Reading →
How To Handle Cold Weather Photography
Cold weather presents a few unique challenges to digital photographers. In this post, Peter Carey offers some suggestions to keep you photographing when the mercury drops. When the weather outside Continue Reading →