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 […]
iPhoneography
Is gift-giving on your mind right now? Or maybe gift-receiving? I’m here to help with 12 gifts photographers will love. Plus, I’ve thrown in an extra bonus gift for the photographer who has everything. You might be buying for […]
One of the things that set professional photographs apart from point-and-shoot snapshots is that pros know about controlling the aperture of their lenses to guide your eyes and create better shots. This post is for both iPhone users as well as […]
I’ve been playing with my iPhone camera lately and discovering how much fun and creative it can be. In a previous blog post, I talked about how to use your iPhone camera in burst mode. (You can read it here: Using […]
I taught a quick iPhoneography class, earlier this month, at the Williamsburg Contemporary Art Center. Why was I teaching iPhoneography? Because photographer Chase Jarvis is right. The best camera really is the one you have with you. Whether you’re traveling […]
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