The Internet is full of articles telling you how to take better travel photos. Most of them offer solid advice, although a bit benign. Study your location, look for the light, etc. Nothing wrong there, but not particularly helpful to stand out. As it turns out, there is something you can do to take better…
For some of us, wildlife photography just means a trip to the zoo. It’s understandable. Not everyone can wade into the woods or head off to Africa on a photo safari. We make the most of what’s feasible. I had a chance last weekend to do just that at the Disney Wild Africa Trek in…
Spaceship Earth inside of Epcot is a bit unique compared to the other centerpiece structures at Walt Disney World parks. It’s the first major element you see when you enter and the last you see when you leave the park. It commands your attention with its size and shape. Therefore, it must be photographed. Entry to…
It’s time for another field test with the Nikon 35mm lens. I love the Nikon 35mm lens. There’s a Sigma 35mm that also gets very high praise. Perhaps some are even better than the Nikon. However, I’m still quite happy with this little prime. Working With The F/1.4 Prime Lens I didn’t know how much…
One of the aircraft you see when you enter the Udvar-Hazy National Air and Space Museum is the Vought F4U Corsair – an iconic warplane that just looks badass.
Despite the best plans, sometimes the subject you want to photograph just isn’t going to happen when you’re there. Dealing with disappointment is just a part of the process. You Can’t Always Get What You Want This is my own Great White Buffalo. If you do a web search for “Sorceror’s Hat Disney Hollywood Studios”,…