The Most Important Equipment I Use
Cameras and photography are so common. Have you ever stopped to think what the most important equipment I use might be? I answer that here.
My take on some photography-related and similar quotes.
Photo Rejects
You might not believe just how many photo rejects I take as a landscape photographer. Learn a bit more about that here.
Great Photography Almost Fails
Photographers, myself included, walk the line between success and failure for great photography. Here's my thoughts on the matter.
Step Away from Perfection
Perfectionists, this one is for you. Have you thought to step away from perfection in order to achieve your goals? Here we discuss why.
Nature Creates the Most Beautiful Pictures
Is it nature or is it the photographer who creates those beautiful pictures which we all enjoy? We discuss that idea here.
The Best Camera is the One that’s with You
When the moment strikes, what's the best camera for you? Why it's the one you have on you at the time. Learn more about why here.
Photography is the Art of Making Memories Tangible
How do you hold an actual memory in your hands? It's not easy. The easiest way is to hold a photograph. Photos make memories tangible.
Landscape Photography is the Supreme Test of the Photographer
Are you a photographer? Need to test your limits? Landscape photography is the supreme test of any photographer. Learn more about why here.
The Earth is Art
As a landscape photographer, the earth is my art. I simply choose where to stand and make my exposure. Want to know more? Read more here.
Don’t Worry About Getting Art Shopping ‘Wrong’
Do you worry about going art shopping? Does the idea fill you with dread and turn your stomach into knots? This article is for you.
The Negative is the Composer’s Score
Ansel Adams had a perfect analogy for music & photography. He basically says a negative is the composer's score. Here's my thoughts there.
Great Photography is Transparent
What do you consider great photography? Ever thought that 1 criteria could be you don't notice the photo? Great photography is transparent.