Are you a budding photographer looking to take your photos to the next level? Are you passionate about capturing the beauty of life in stunning images? Then you’ve come to the right place! In this blog post, I’ll be sharing... Continue Reading →
Purchasing a digital camera is a commitment. It requires savings, planning, research, and brand selection. Most photographers own their same camera for approximately three to five years. If they stay with the same brand when upgrading cameras, they could own... Continue Reading →
Alarms rings!! its 4:45am on a Saturday morning. “What the hell am I doing up????” Oh yeah, I am Landscape Photographer. Thats what I do. I chase the chance of a sunrise catching fire over a picturesque scene Reflecting off... Continue Reading →
According to the TPE we should have a killer sunrise tomorrow utters the words of Andy, a good photographer friend of mine. I had just got done checking that out. Sounds promising, and worth of an early rise. Headlamp is... Continue Reading →
Sometimes it’s a feeling. Sometimes it’s a guess, and sometimes my phone says so. That was definitely the case this early Sunday morning. According to the TPE this mornings sunrise was suppose to be on fire. Having decided this trip... Continue Reading →
Demystifying HEIC and HEIF files If you are the proud owner of a last generation camera from Canon or Sony, you may have come across a curious new file type. The old standards are still there, including RAW and JPEG,... Continue Reading →
While it can be very similar to videography and even dramatic photography, narrative cinematic work can also be extremely different. First and foremost you are always servicing the story. Each decision made by the DoP (Director of Photography / Cinematographer)... Continue Reading →
When packing your camera bag to go on a trip it can be a challenge to decide what lens is the best to bring to capture those special moments with family and friends without feeling like your gear is holding... Continue Reading →
The "Dutch Angle" or "Dutch Twist" is a technique film makers have used for decades. It's originally thought that early film makers in Germany were inspired to use this technique from expressionist painters of the 20th century. Film makers, like... Continue Reading →
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