Yearly Archives: 2009

Anytime we read or talk about composition, about 99% of the time is spent on the “subject” of the composition … “center the subject”, “place the subject off-center”, do this … do that. While placing the subject in a certain area, in a certain light, etc., is important to the overall composition, the often overlooked […]

If you enjoy shooting wildlife from faraway places (like African safari wildlife), or would like to photograph a reclusive, hard to find critter (such as a wolf or bobcat), and you don’t have the time or money to travel so that you can find and photograph them, why not try the local zoo? Zoos can […]

If you enjoy making photos of running water scenes (mountain streams, waterfalls, etc.), then this tip should be of interest to you. I got the idea of describing these techniques during my recent photo trip to the Wichita Mountains in southwest Oklahoma, while photographing a 3-tiered waterfall there. These techniques are not difficult, but they […]

Do you have your important digital photos on your computer? Great . but what happens if your computer “crashes”? Will your photos be lost? Can you “get them back”? What are some preventive measures you can take to prevent losing digital images? These are some tough questions that we all must look at, regardless of […]