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Technique

Kingsland Point Park Sunset

February 10, 2009 Prints

I visited Kingsland Point Park in Sleepy Hollow, NY last week to work on a Scenic Hudson project, and sensing some good photo opportunities, decided to stay until sunset. “Decided” is the key word because it was rather cold (mid 20′s), and after a few hours of being outside during the day, I was very [...]

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The Best Way To Improve Your Nature Photography

January 23, 2009 Craft

Highlands Light When I first became serious about landscape photography, I read all kinds of books on the subject, both technical and aesthetic. I wanted to learn as much as I could about it, including the history of the early landscape photographers, and how they practiced their craft. I read many books on Ansel Adams [...]

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First Snowstorm of the Season

December 21, 2008 Craft

Dennings Point Sunset We had our first major snow storm this weekend, and for me there is no better time to get out and experience winter at its best. I made the trek up to the top of Mt Beacon Saturday morning with 12″ of fresh snow on the ground, and though I didn’t take [...]

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Question of the Month – Improving Panoramas

December 2, 2008 Craft

Lake Willoughby, Vermont This month I received a technical question from pro photographer Johnathan Esper who asked: “How do you blend the sky so well in your stitched panoramas? I mean, when I am including sky in images, especially when using a polarizer filter, and despite all precautions including full manual control during exposure, and [...]

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October Print of the Month

October 10, 2008 Craft

The Print of the Month for October is “Autumn’s Play“, made last fall in Harriman State Park. The title came to me as I thought about how I found this image and what inspired me to try and capture the feel of the scene that particular autumn day. I had been walking around a large [...]

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Are There Any Secrets To Nature Photography?

October 8, 2008 Favorites

At a recent art show this summer, I was talking to another photographer that had been in the business for a while, and I went into some lengthy explanations about some of my techniques. He thanked me, but quickly advised me not to give away my “trade” secrets so easily. I responded that I believed [...]

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