How do you decide which DSLR lens to use when taking travel or landscape photos? Do you go by focal length because you like to shoot wide or get tight on your subject? I wish that I could choose one style or the other, because my back is killing me from carrying around too much…
Photo etiquette seems to be on the decline lately. Essentially, some people think that posting a photo online is a request for advice or critique. They don’t seem to understand that unsolicited critiques are inherently rude and arrogant behavior. It’s as unwelcome as stealing someone else’s photo to use as an example.
I’ve been working on updating my photography gear reviews and wanted to share them with you. As some of you may have noticed, I’m in the process of changing the focus of this site. That’s why I’ve asked for your input in the comments and surveys. Piece by piece, you’ll see what I’ve been planning…
It’s a beautiful day. There’s a bank of clouds giving soft light to your subject. Should you use available light or flash? I had a nice day at a local meet-up with other photographers and models on Sunday. It’s interesting to watch photographers work and choose their light sources. You could see umbrellas (which naturally…
I read a post from a friend who moved his portfolio to SmugMug. He didn’t like the way his photos looked on WordPress. That made me investigate ways to improve how your photos look on WordPress. I Need A Portfolio, Too Over the past few months, I’ve searched for the right tools to create a…
Autofocus is a wonderful thing, except when it isn’t working. Deciding to use autofocus or manual focus is one of those little things that can make the difference between success and frustration. Autofocus Technology In Action Autofocus is still my default. It’s a wonderful thing. As long as your lens isn’t mis-aligned, autofocus virtually guarantees…