It may not be obvious when you look through my travel and nature images, but I absolutely LOVE flash photography. Whether you’re shooting portraits, weddings, macro, or wildlife with a flash extender… When you understand how to use flash, you can create beautiful...
The background of a photograph is just as important, and sometimes more important than the main subject of the photograph. I was reminded of this last weekend when I attended the Native American festival and powwow at Stone Mountain Park here in Georgia. One of...
Buying a new camera is a big deal! even seasoned professional photographers are like kids on Christmas when it comes to new gear. Along with this excitement comes some trepidation because with new tools comes new menus, new buttons, new settings, etc., etc… It...
I fell in love with the Olympus E-M1X the first time I used it. As I have used it and poured over the manual I’ve come up with a few tips and tricks that I think might help a few of you make the most of your camera. As a side note, many of these tips also apply...
I’ve been hearing rumblings about replacing Lightroom since Adobe’s move to subscription-based pricing. Most of my clients are not professional photographers, and they are happy to use the same photography software for years without paying for updates. For...
Back button auto focus is a great way to get the benefits of both single AF and continuous AF at the same time. Wildlife photographers use this setup quite often, but it is useful for many different types of photography. It is easy to setup Back Button auto focus on...
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