EQUIPMENT
Can we ever have enough equipment? Our equipment venders say no (of course). There is always a better lens, a better camera, a new do-dad to get. Why not? That’s …
Can we ever have enough equipment? Our equipment venders say no (of course). There is always a better lens, a better camera, a new do-dad to get. Why not? That’s …
Sounds like an interesting title for a book. (But I think it’s been done). Years ago Ansel Adams conveniently subdivided the exposure range for film into 10 segments called zones. …
There is a popular notion that says that if you want to master something you need to practice it for 10,000 hours. After thousands of hours of focused, deliberate practice …
Photography is analog whether you are using a digital camera or not. We’re creatures. We’re analog, defined as “relating to or represented by a continuously variable physical quantity such as …
The real purpose of personal photography is to feel good. Reaching for a shot is a pure moment.
The DSLR is the digital version of the 35 mm film SLR which itself was a big improvement over rangefinder cameras when they came out. Before SLRs, 35mm and medium …
As you dig deeper into Lightroom or Photoshop you’ll begin to experiment with the tone curve. It is an interesting tool and something you can use to really customize your …
It’s not unusual to rush when shooting, especially when photographing people. It would be ideal to always be able to take your time and make every exposure count, yet that’s …
Why does it seem we sniff out good photos? It’s hardly an odor thing. Smelling is soooooo non-verbal. Try to describe a smell in words. It’s just there. Either you …
There is a natural urge to want to get things done. As photographers we want to create something, complete something or get organized. Any one project contains all three goals. …