(A continuation of a series on composition. Click here for composition tip one, The Rule of Thirds) We see lines everywhere. Most the time we simply do not pay attention to them, but as … Continue reading →
A Missing Foot and Amazing God White dots filled the trees that surrounded the tea-colored waters of the pond below. Alligators patrolled those pond waters looking and waiting for their next meal. The gators knew that their next meal might … Continue reading →
A great way to push your photography to a higher level is by understanding the rule of thirds. This simple, but useful compositional element can greatly increase the quality of your photography or art. … Continue reading →
How can a photographer make better photographs? After all, when we make our photographs more appealing to people they are more likely to look at them and perhaps buy them. Most photographers will agree that … Continue reading →
A Morning Photo Shoot We arrived in Rocky Mountain National Park before the sunrise. On the right side of the road we saw our quarry—a large herd of rutting elk with a massive six-point … Continue reading →
