Sunrise on the Marsh, Hudson River
“The key is to keep company only with people who uplift you, whose presence calls forth your best.” — Epictetus
Choosing the Best Lens for Landscape Photography
One of the most common questions I get is, “What’s the best lens for landscape photography?” From my perspective and experience, that may not be the right question to ask. It assumes that the “landscape” is a distinct thing that requires a certain focal length or perspective. I understand that assumption, and I respect the question and the photographer asking…
Photo Journal: Fishkill Creek, Hudson River
Olympus E-M1, f/8@ 1/60 sec, ISO 400, 24mm, no filters It’s always exciting when I discover a new perspective or way to photograph a familiar location. Just when I think I’ve exhausted all possibilities, I’m reminded of the endless potential available when you allow your self to remain curious and nonjudgmental. Such is the case with this image, which can…
Ask Me Anything Video – Fine Art Photography, Composition, Creativity
Here is the first video of my new Ask Me Anything series where I answer your questions about photography and related topics. I've received many questions, so this first video only answers a fraction of them. but I hope you'll gain some benefit from the questions of others as well. Please visit this page to submit questions for future videos.
Essentials of Composition for Landscape Photography – Video
A good understanding and application visual design is essential to strong composition. In this latest video I share what I think are the basic principles that are fundamental to making your images resonate with your viewers. Enjoy!