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The philosophical differences between traditional landscape photographers who favor the literal presentation of their scenes, and modernist landscape photographers who feel free to use...
Part V on Image Quality (IQ) It takes two photographic elements to produce images with fine detail: the recording medium and the lens. It has...
If you are a Silver or Gold member you can click on any image to see larger and zoom in. This series on Image Quality...
Part II – Stitched Images from Two-Dimensional Arrays Part I dealt with single row stitched-panoramas, like the preceding image, with the objective of creating classic high-aspect-ratio...
This is a 2-part series covering the evolution of classic panoramic format images on film to the current practice of digitally stitching overlapping incremental exposures...
Sunsets rate among the most spectacular displays in Nature. Photographers at all skill levels reach for their cameras as soon as the sky starts reddening....
Iconic landscape images containing reflections are numerous. Aside from the fact that water is a frequent element in many landforms, a major reason why reflection...
In an earlier article “Black & White Image-making in the Digital Age, I listed six of my principles for selecting the best candidates for B&W...