Photographers love to shoot Independence Day fireworks all across the country. Â Why shouldn’t we? America has 239 years of history in blowing stuff up, so we ought to have some photos of our true national pastime. Getting Ready for Independence Day Fireworks The week leading up to Independence Day is rather predictable. Plenty of photography…
Just like last year, I joined a bunch of photographer’s to participate in Scott Kelby’s World Wide Photowalk 2014 at Walt Disney World’s Animal Kingdom. This year, I decided to change my approach. The World Wide Photowalk 2014 at Walt Disney World’s Animal Kingdom Some things never change.  Last year’s walk had a plethora of animal butts….
I thought I’d show the evolution of an image today. Everything from the initial capture to my post-processing workflow to complete it. The image itself is just a snapshot, but it was a good subject for this kind of discussion. That’s because we see things differently than our cameras. Those devices simply cannot compete with…
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…