• Camera Basics

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    Picture File Formats in the Digital Age

    A subject that never came up prior to the technological advance of digital photography was file formats for photos. The arguments and debates were about film types,
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    Choosing a Good DSLR Lens

    While most people concentrate on which camera to buy, which tripod to get, which lighting gear should be purchased, all the other accessories that go along with
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    Carefully Approaching Your Camera

    I’m not actually talking about a specific walk or gait needed to ‘approach’ your camera, nor am I indicating stalking your camera as a lion would its
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    Lens Filters – Choosing the Right One for the Right Image

    Of all the digital camera accessories lens filers are one of the best tools in a photographers camera bag. Lens filters and camera hoods should be an
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    Using a Tripod — How Good Sticks Help Create Images

    For many photographers, a tripod is more of an inconvenience; something else to lug around and carry that is never used. Often it is relegated to the
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    Image sharpness 101

    Are your photos lacking sharpness? Do they come out blurry? Did you spend hard earned cash on a new SLR camera, only to discover that your old

• Photography Basics

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    Sports Photography Panning — To Blur or Not To Blur

    So you’re photographing a kids little league baseball game and you want to capture the essence of the game, but all of your shots thus far look
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    Top 5 Clichés Photographers Should Avoid

    Now before everyone starts to get his or her pitchforks and torches out to burn me as the monster, I will admit that a something only attains
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    Managing Your Workflow

    Most photographers today have little difficulty with the physical act of taking photographs. However, when it comes to organizing, editing, and delivering those images, the waters begin
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    Getting the Perfect Shot… Every Time

    Photo junkies…especially those at the beginning stages of learning…are constantly seeking the Panacea of Photography, trying to find the method(s) or setting(s) that will offer the illusive
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    Tips on Photographing Children

    Many people got started in photography because they wanted to capture moments with their children. They grow up so fast that many people simply want to freeze
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    Post Process Image Editing — A Little Goes a Long Way

    The studio of chemicals and solutions of yesteryear are all but gone as the digital age of photography continues to advance and become more sophisticated. For most
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    Night Sky Photography, Star Trails and Long Exposure Shots

    The night sky is a wonderful thing to behold. The beauty of the great dark plane dotted with tiny points of light that would take one millions
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    Location Lighting Made Simple

    Okay…we all know that the key to photography is light and shadow. We are trying to create an image on a two dimensional medium that will appear
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    Long Exposure Photography Tips

    I think that almost every photographer at some point in time is intrigued by the ability to warp time and space with long exposure photography. The typical
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    Five Photography Tips from Celebrated Pros

    Everyone has had a hero at one time or another. Many people have more than one hero and in fact, one person may have several. While the
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    Think like a predator: Wildlife Photography Tips and Tricks

    Taking photographs of wildlife has been one of the most attempted hobbies for many photographers for more than one hundred years. In that time, the skills that

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