There are a few things every new website needs right off the bat. If I were in the business of creating a new site every day, I surely would have a notepad on my desk that has certain things listed. It’s what SEO firms and web developers have been doing since the beginning. It’s called […]
An Interview With Photographer Aaron Northcott
Today we have the privilege of crossing the Atlantic to learn a bit about a very talented and interesting photographer. His name is Aaron Northcott and, while based in England, he’s traveled throughout Europe to capture what I can only describe as mesmerizing photographs. Luckily, Aaron has graciously sent over some of his favorite photos […]
What Is Camera Exposure?
I’ve been studying photography for quite a while now and I can’t tell you how many times I refer back to the basics to reassess my shooting style and capabilities. It seems that each time I do this, something new comes to mind that I can take advantage of. And the primary area of “basics” […]
Getting To Know Photographer Patrick Gensel
It’s not often that someone gets to interview a photographer as talented as Patrick Gensel. That’s why I was extremely excited when he agreed to answer some questions for me. Patrick was born and raised in Northeast Pennsylvania and primarily shoots landscape, action sports and active lifestyle photography. If you’re interested in following Patrick, you […]
Understanding Composition in Photography
I recently interviewed an extraordinary photographer and when asked what his favorite part of being in his line of work was, he replied, “I get to show people how I perceive the world.” That sort of struck me because the only way people are going to see how you perceive the world is if you […]
Using the Self Timer on the Canon T3i Digital Camera
I was browsing through a few woodworking posts last night when I stumbled across one with really great “action” shots. You know the type – up-close pictures of someone working in a wood shop, hands holding whatever they’re working on, tools running. This particular post had three or four photos with really great detail. It […]
Understanding DSLR Camera Modes & Settings
Understanding the modes on a DSLR camera is probably the greatest barrier to any amateur photographer who wants to move further in their photographic journey. Modes are those things that we all know are there and that we should probably should be using more, but just can’t find the time or patience to wrap our […]
Simple Tips & Tools That Can Help Stabilize Your Camera
It’s long been a goal to stabilize our cameras as much as possible in order to capture the most crisp, clear photos. Methods have been elusive though – many of us think we need to spend an arm and a leg to purchase the most up-to-date and the most fancy equipment. The truth is, we […]
5 Tips To Hold Your Camera Steady For Clear Pictures
As amateur and professional photographers, we all want clear pictures. If what we capture isn’t clear, it isn’t of much value. Not even for the sake of sentimentality. I think many folks wonder if there are tried and true methods for holding a camera with the intention of stability in mind. I’m here to tell […]
How To Adjust the Diopter of Your Camera
With any DSLR camera, before you head out to do some serious shooting, you’ll need to make a few fine adjustments. In this post, I’m going to talk about one of those adjustments – how to dial in, or “calibrate” the diopter of your camera. What is the Diopter? First, I think it might be […]
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