Are your snow photos too dark? What happened? It’s been quite a week in the U.S. Snow has fallen in places it rarely or never does. People have searched high and low for anything to ride as they slide down […]
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I love capturing great reflections on glass and metal with my DSLR or my iPhone. It’s not easy to learn about how to do it, though. If you Google “reflections on glass and metal,” you’ll find lots of articles about […]
This is the perfect year to plan a fall visit to Colonial Williamsburg. It’s my favorite time of the year here. The temperatures aren’t hot anymore, and the colors are a photographer’s dream. Here are five tips to make your […]
This week’s blog post is a fun one in honor of Halloween. We’ll be creating a ghost with your camera. Most of the time, I use this technique to make tourists disappear. This time, however, I’m hoping to create an […]
A great sunset photo needs a subject or setting that isn’t the sunset. Adding a subject will help you share the excitement you felt when you saw the sunset by adding contrast and story. And one of the easiest ways […]
Shooting buildings during the blue hour is a great way to capture exciting photos you’ll want to print and hang. When you shoot at other times during the day, the buildings may look flat and the sky will be too […]
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