5 Ways to Improve Your Photography Skills Through Self-Assignments
If you ever feel frustrated with your photo results, or find yourself to be uninspired with your surroundings, why not liven things up with a self-assignment? Self-assignments can be one of the most...
View ArticleWhat is your “photographic inventory” telling you?
If you’ve ever wondered why your photos aren’t turning out the way you wish they would, then perhaps it time for you to take inventory of your skills and techniques. Here are a few essential things to...
View ArticleEvaluating Light
Do you know how to evaluate light? Nothing is more fundamental to photography than “light”. For, without it, we have darkness. And, with darkness, we have no photography (not in the traditional...
View ArticleDSLR Camera & Lens Operation Workshop (Asheville, NC)
Do you own a DSLR camera, but have little or no idea how to use it? Do you live in or near Asheville, NC? Then, this is the ultimate workshop for you! When: Tuesdays, March 5, 12, 19 & 26 / April...
View ArticleTravel Photography – Part 1 of 4: GENERAL
Are you planning a vacation for some time in 2013? Will you be bringing your fancy digital camera along, with hopes of coming home with a few (hundred) photos that are sure to launch your career with...
View ArticleTravel Photography – Part 2 of 4: PEOPLE
In Part 1 of this Travel Photography blog series, we had a look at some of the “generic” issues related to the wonderful world of travel photography. These were things that essentially apply to any...
View ArticleMy visit to Sedona…
Back in February (2013), after completing a five-day photo documentary assignment for a bride and groom in Las Vegas, my partner, Beth, and I left Sin City for a five-day excursion in Arizona. After...
View ArticleShould I shoot RAW files? Or, are JPEGs okay?
It’s a question that has been asked time and time again since the dawning of the digital age of photography: Should I shoot RAW? Or, are JPEGs good enough? There are varying opinions on this. Here’s...
View Article15 Criteria for Selecting a Photography Instructor
With the arrival of the digital age, photography has become more accessible than it has ever been. Now-a-days, it seems that everyone has a fancy DSLR camera, or a modern mirror-less model, with...
View ArticleWhat makes a great concert photo? 14 tips to music photography greatness.
I shoot a lot of gigs. Over the past five years or so, I’ve shot hundreds and hundreds of them, if not more. In fact, in the past ten weeks alone, since launching my Front Row Focus publication, I’ve...
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