Regarding Fine Art Nature Photography – Part Three
Part III – The Process for Creating Fine Art Images of Nature Making a sustained effort to study the principles of fine art and understand
A Photographer’s Journey into the Fire Zone By Mark Mann
In 2020 photojournalist Jennifer Osborne travelled to shoot the massive Australia bushfires. Now she’s made wildfire photography her life’s calling. “Hell is empty, and all
Observing and Managing Color: Dealing with Color Vision Anomalies
The camera versus the human eye Superficially, the human eye appears to be similar to a camera. Here looks certainly deceive because, other than a
Sequencing: Part I
Sequencing. The bane of the would-be book creator. This is the first of two pieces on sequencing, in which I pull together ideas from all over,
Do Landscapes Need To Be Factual?
One of the most emotive questions facing landscape photographers today is whether their images should be factual. If you take a photograph in Yosemite, should
