Ready, Set, Edit!
I wrote about why I wouldn’t manipulate my photos beyond [...]
Taking on Tips
I don’t just write posts. I also read them. And [...]
The Basics – Photographing toys in water
I’ve been taking photos in and around water for as [...]
The Basics – Selective Focus
Selective focus is another tool you should add to your [...]
The Basics – Your Own Web Site
Do you have your own web site? I was recently [...]
Who is your audience?
Who is your audience seems a rather silly question to [...]
Raging Rancor Deconstructed
When I present or post an image like this I [...]
Summer reading to inspire your photography
Summers are for vacations and vacations are for reading. Who [...]
Attention to Detail
Attention to detail is what you do to avoid excessive [...]
Got Dust? Here’s the Secret Weapon…
“You find me at work; excuse the dust on my [...]
Growing little worlds
A strolling Brett gathers mo moss “Growing little worlds” sounds [...]
The Basics – Breaking Rules
I remember when I first met Kristina she was looking for [...]
The Salty Road to a New Point & Shoot
There I was, on a gorgeous beach in St. Augustine, [...]
Studios can be outdoors too!
Did you know studios can be outdoors too? We’ve all [...]
Moving from the abstract to the concrete
I have raised my kids within the Montessori system of [...]
The Basics – Exposure Compensation
Every DSLR camera owner has his or her preferred camera [...]
Forced Perspective?
Um, I think it’s just perspective when you’re lying in [...]
A Reminder To Remember
Baader-Meinhof? I’ve been seeing a lot of that lately? Your [...]
The Basics – Working in a Series
series (ˈsɪəriːz; -rɪz) n, pl -ries 1. a group or connected succession of similar or related things, usually arranged in order What happens we you apply [...]
Color vs. Monotone
Black and White photography, two simple colors, sounds easy enough [...]