Waterfall Photography Shooting subjects that naturally occur in nature can result in some of the most breathtaking photos. They can also be some of the most difficult subjects to shoot as well. Photographing waterfalls takes a ton of practice but if you follow the right steps you can be a pro! Waterfalls are one of
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Big Island Photography : Earth Wind and Fire The Goddess Pele plays a prominent role in Hawaiian mythology so it’s only fitting that I start off the Big Island Photography Guide with a primer on the Legend of Pele. {Note: The Lava Flow is currently dormant. This guide will still provide great tips on how
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Desert Photography Landscapes As any seasoned photographer will tell you, when it comes to desert photography, no two types of landscapes are the same. While there are some general principles that apply to all landscape photography, each setting requires its own unique approach and has its own unique challenges. This is particularly true when it
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Fall Colors in California !? When one typically thinks of fall colors images of the Northeast or The Rockies come to mind. Deep oranges and burning yellow aspens dotted with red maples — the quintessential fall treat! What if I told you, YES YOU Californian, that you didn’t have to venture all that far to
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Sunset Photography — The Essentials Nothing can match the beauty of a golden sunset at the end of the beautiful day. In fact, seeing wonders such as this are so breathtaking, they can only truly be enjoyed to their fullest in person. However, that doesn’t mean that photographers who aspire to become great at sunset
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When I first saw a photo the Racetrack Playa Sailing Stones years back I was just as perplexed as you probably are now. My first thought: How did these massive stones (some weighing over 200 Pounds) glide across this barren landscape!? They look unlike any other geological phenomenon on earth, because quite frankly, and
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