The very talented Matt Payne recently interviewed me for his new Landscape Photography Podcast: F-Stop Collaborate and Listen. It was an honor and a ton of fun to chat about my passion for landscape photography. We […]
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2016: A photographic year in review
2016: A Photographic Year in Review Can you believe that 2016 has already come and gone? As the New Year approaches I decided to take some time to reflect on what 2016 has meant to […]
Limitations of Imitation in Landscape Photography
Constraints of Imitation I’ve been reflecting a lot lately about how much personal style and taste has changed over the years. I’ve found myself really refining and in some cases dialing back the way I […]
Composition in Landscape Photography
Compositional Visualization: See the ball, be the ball Developing an eye for composition in landscape photography is something that takes a great deal of time and practice in the field. Sure, some folks don’t have […]
Art, Social Media and the Impact on Modern Landscape Photography
Forward Although I’ve touched upon the topic of social media and its impact on landscape photography before in a previous post: LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY AND SOCIAL MEDIA: A BLESSING AND A CURSE; I felt that it was important enough […]
Predicting Sunsets and Sunrises in the Pacific Northwest
Predicting Sunsets and Sunrises in the Pacific Northwest Predicting the weather is never an easy task; especially when it comes to landscape photography. We all hunger to capture epic light and 90% of the time […]
Nature’s Footnotes: The Abstract Side of Landscape Photography
Conformity of the Color Bomb Landscape photography has morphed its way into more of a popularity contest than an art form. There’s not a day that goes by that we don’t see an in your […]
Landscape Photography and Social Media: A Blessing and a Curse
Preface I’ve only been in the field a short time; I started this journey in 2012, but the changes that I have seen over the past few years have really inspired me to write a […]
Landscape Photography 101: Star Trails Tutorial
A Star Trails Tutorial Star trails photography can be fairly overwhelming to beginning photographers and veterans alike. Here I will be outlining some of the key elements needed to produce exciting star trail images. Feel […]
Landscape Photography 101: Long Exposures Tutorial
Slowing Things Down What do silky waterfalls, glass like water and millions of stars in the sky have in common? Slow shutter speeds. Slowing things down can really add depth and character to an image, […]
Landscape Photography 101: Getting The Shot Landscape Photography Tutorial
Landscape Photography Tips Landscape photography can be very challenging, but with the right skill set and some perseverance you too, can set yourself apart from the crowd. Here, I will be outlining a few tips […]
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