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The RRS Portable Macro Stand Setup By George D. Lepp
I’ve photographed for many years using the RRS Ground-Level Aluminum Tripod, TP 243. It’s been great when I need a tripod for working in fields of flowers, such as those featured in my book, Golden...
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There is light, after dark! By Jeff Vanuga
The Dutch post-impressionist painter once said in a letter to his brother Theo, “I often think that the night is more alive and more richly colored than the day.” Some of his paintings such as Starry...
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Deep Space Astrophotography By Tom Kuali’i
I have been photographing the night sky for a while. Photographers living in Hawai’i are blessed with remote areas at high altitude that are perfect for photographing the night sky. Remote, high...
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Long Exposure Photography By Don Smith
If you are looking for a jolt of creativity to do something new and different with your photography, think about trying long exposures. It is easier than you think and the resulting images take on a...
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Time-Lapse, Simplified By Jason Rath
One of my favorite quotes of all time comes from an old Chinese proverb: “The best time for you to start a time-lapse was 20 minutes ago. The second best is now.” I’m not sure if that is the...
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Intro to Shooting and Stitching Panoramic Images By Elia Locardi
With a wide aspect ratio, panoramic photos have a way of making scenes look very cinematic. They can also be a great way to create extremely high-resolution images for printing. Sometimes they are...
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Capturing and Creating Great Panoramas By Ken Duncan
Firstly, why do I shoot in panoramic format? I feel it is one of the most pleasing visual formats for our senses. It is how we see the world with our natural eyes. Ned Kelly even had a panoramic...
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Macro: The Amazing World all Around Us Part 2 By Adam Jones
Working Distance and Angle of View: Yes, the 180-200 mm macro lenses do tend to be large, heavy, and expensive, but longer macro lenses have a unique characteristic none of the other macro lenses...
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Long Exposure Launch Photography
By Brandon Casey Since the late 1950’s, people have flocked to Florida’s east coast near Cape Canaveral to witness one of mankind’s greatest accomplishments: the development of manned spaceflight. The...
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Travel Photography
By Steven Hirsch It has often been said that life is about the journey and not the destination. This is so true about photography. In travel photography, planning for the trip is more...
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