Expose Yourself
I was in Galveston, Texas last month as a photography leader at their yearly Featherfest Birding...
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Tag: photography tips
Light – Use What You Got!
Nature photographers can be terrified of working with artificial light, be it flash, flashlight,...
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Digital Panoramas
In my last post, I showed a sunset image I shot at Rita Blanca National Grasslands in the Texas...
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High ISO Elk from Vermejo Park Ranch
Yesterday I talked a bit about today’s high ISO sensors. Here is another set of examples...
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High ISO Photography
I learned photography using 50 ISO Fuji Velvia slide film, rated at 40 in the camera. If you...
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Freezing Pond Lillies
I like shooting “at the edges”. Sometimes the “edge” is during brief...
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Backlit and Dreamy
It is easy to get into a rut and shoot everything the same way, i.e – sharp, F/8, sun over...
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Fun with Beavers
I posted yesterday about the fun I have photographing from a floating blind. I have photographed...
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The Joys of Floating Blinds
I spent a lot of time over the course of several years photographing in the “Secret Bird...
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Backlit Fall Foliage in the Great Trinity Forest
Dallas is not exactly know for its fall foliage, but if you know where to look,the Great Trinity...
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Cat and Young Lovers
Some photo opportunities are just there – you did not sit and wait for it for hours, you did...
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On Perpective, Patience, and Decisive Moments
While in Mexico City last week for a little vacation, Karen and I went to the National Palace near...
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