Changing lenses changes the moods
I was at a hotel room One day and noticed the low laying clouds hovering just beneath the tip of My. Fuji. I had my 14-24mm wide angle lens on […]
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Why don’t you use a daypack?
Try travelling light. When you go on holidays you’ll be tempted to pack all of your gear to be able to capture any scenario that comes your way. It’s fine
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The very basics of The Photographer’s Ephemeris
Many have asked in the past what app I use to pinpoint the exact location a sun will rise or set during any given day. I’ve mentioned this before in
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There’s always another vantage point
While I was at Door’s Open yesterday, I came across this scene that I was very happy to see. This building’s ceiling is very heavily photographed because of its intricate
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How could this minimalist image be even more minimal?
When I took this picture, I intentionally composed it so the sailboat was the only thing in the frame. I really liked how the sky and water almost seamlessly blended
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Let your photos marinate
I loosely mentioned this before in another post, but this is something that many photographers do before they go and edit a photoshoot that they just did. When you are
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Try different approaches to the same view
When you’re confronting a view that is all too familiar with you, try something new and different. Look for different angles that may highlight the view even more, or give
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A photographer’s iPhone camera roll is a total mess
Isn’t 8000 photos normal for a camera roll? I thought it was until very recently when someone mentioned that I may be a little trigger happy. But there’s a good
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