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Polar Bear Reflections There are few animals on the planet that inspire and evoke emotion like Usrsus maritimus - the Polar Bear. The worlds largest...
The purpose of this three-part article is to review my experiences with serendipitous capture of unanticipated scenes and events, and to understand the subtle ways...
What Does Quality Mean? David Pye Introduction In the previous essay I introduced Pye’s concept of diversity and explained why it is one of the...
“Gulls in Formation”, Cannon Beach, OR During the 2010 Sedona Photo Festival, I was one of six exhibitors in a show featuring the works of...
By Colin Jones (Editors note: While digital photography has had a massive evolution since the initial publishing of this piece, distinct stories and visions are...
Camera Movements Pathway; Homer, Alaska. Back was lowered to position the trees vertically in the frame without tilting the camera up. Lowering the back (or...
In past articles, I stressed the value of research and planning in preparation for photography field trips. This includes allowing enough field time to capture...
Rock Creek, Eastern Sierra north of Bishop, CA Nature photography has been my longest running passion. Not my strongest passion. That claim belongs to my...