While shooting wildflowers in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado this past summer, I came across a reflection of mountain peaks in an alpine tarn in late afternoon light. As I was waiting for the sun to peak from behind some clouds another photographer, who had taken an interest in the same subject, approached me. She […]
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When planning a photo shoot, it is a good idea to research the area that you are visiting to ensure optimum results. If the business of nature photography is your main source of income, the trip should be viewed as an investment. How well you plan could mean the difference between obtaining salable images or
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Winter is the one season of the year that is the least photographed due to some legitimate photographic challenges. Yet, due to the artistic and magical changes that Nature provides and the solitude that one can experience due to the lack of crowds, photographing winter landscapes can be very rewarding. Dealing with winter’s challenges means
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I am frequently asked by novice photographers for suggestions to improve their photographs. After reviewing their images, I sometimes notice that if they had the “right mood” when their images were captured they would see an immediate improvement in their photographs. Having the “right mood” can take on two meanings. The first type deals with the
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