Digital photography tips and tutorials on everything from sports photography to wildlife and fashion photography.
Sometimes you just need a little inspiration to climb out of a creative rut. I’ve kept a number of quotes in a folder on my phone for a while and I thought it was about time I shared them with you. Hopefully, you find them useful! If you’ve got a favourite quote that’s not on …
The term crop factor refers to the ratio of a specific sensor to a 35mm full-frame sensor. This factor determines the equivalent field of view of a lens when used on a camera with a sensor that is either smaller or larger than our reference full-frame sensor. Many people are familiar with the two common …
The topic of backing up your photos is always a popular one. I often refer to a 3-2-1 backup strategy as an absolute minimum strategy to protect your images. In this post, I’ll explain the 3-2-1 backup rule and include examples of correct and incorrect setups.
Step-by-step instructions for making your own vintage camera lamp. All for $50. No experience is necessary.
Monopods are an important, but often overlooked piece of equipment in a wildlife photographer’s arsenal. Here are four perfect times to use a monopod for wildlife photography.
Aurora photography is a tricky subject to pursue, but you can make life a little easier by using a sound aurora forecast app. I tested all the most popular ones to find out which was best.
Monopod vs tripod – which is best? Learn about the pros and cons of each to help you make the best choice for your photos.
Three very different images from the same sunrise at Bow Lake in The Canadian Rockies. Are you maximizing your sunrise and sunset sessions?
How do you select the best photos from a wildlife photography trip? Which elements of a wildlife photo are the most important?
These Henri Cartier-Bresson quotes about life, the decisive moment and photographic composition will leave you in awe.