Capture to Print: “Sky Mountains”, Nevada

It’s often said that when you let things happen naturally instead of forcing them, the outcome is usually better. How many times have I ventured out determined to capture a good image, only to discover mother nature had other plans in mind. That’s certainly been one of the most important lessons I’ve learned over the…

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Free Webinar: Creative Cafe #11—Composition Analysis

Join our new free Creative Cafe series where we explore creative ideas, share insights, and enjoy the camaraderie over virtual coffee. I’m back for another free webinar this Wednesday helping you improve your compositional skills. I’ll be analyzing a few photographs from some of the great masters of photography such as Eliot Porter and Michael Kenna. As always,…

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Developing Your Photographic Curiosity

The process of making a captivating image has to start somewhere, yet so often we’re not quite sure where to begin. I know because I’ve been there and also see this all the time when working with students on my workshops. One strategy is to try and capture as much as possible, but that can…

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