Get in the ballpark first, then refine your camera angle
The below builds upon “The one simple thing that will improve your photos immediately”. (Read that post here.) Excerpted from Photography Essentials, taught by instructor Brit Hammer. Get in the ballpark first, then refine your camera angle Walk...Quick Photo Tip: Turn Your Photo Upside Down
Closing in on fifty years of taking pictures, I can turn the composition I’ve created in the viewfinder upside-down in my mind, without having to physically rotate my camera to see my photo inverted on the display. So, you’re probably asking yourself why in the world...Backlight & Silhouettes
There was a time on Inle Lake, Myanmar where the fishermen really did use cone-shaped nets you and where they did in fact move around their long narrow boats in a somewhat acrobatic fashion, but today that ‘old way’ of fishing has been exchanged for the much wider...How to get the sharpest Images – From Shooting to Lightroom
Creating sharp images can be challenging for most beginner photographers. As a landscape photography instructor, I give my students several different tools that will help them be successful and produce tack sharp images. In this article, I cover my favorite tools...Sometimes the Magic Works
Sometimes the magic works. On this dark, somber windy morning in Vik, Iceland, the weather and light opened the door to motion-filled opportunities i.e. slow shutter speeds such as 1/2 and 1/4 second were readily available, particularly with low ISO’s and small...BPSOP Contact Info
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