It’s All About the Details! – Walter Stinnett – Guest Blogger
As I was thinking about ways to improve, I thought back to 2008 when I got my first DSLR. It was a Nikon D90 and I remember that day going…
As I was thinking about ways to improve, I thought back to 2008 when I got my first DSLR. It was a Nikon D90 and I remember that day going…
I researched the trip there were no shortages of sites telling a traveler what towns to visit, but very little useful guidance on constructing an itinerary that would allow you to maximize your time in this lovely region.
We visited both the Argentinian and Chilean sides of this majestic area. It really is one of the most beautiful places I have ever photographed
I’ve been fascinated with infrared photography since my days of shooting film. This fascination (obsession is more like it cough cough) started very early in my photographic life. Film IR…
Not only do our need to make excellent images, but the images need to relate to a common theme and they need to relate to each other.
I was born in Trinidad, but emigrated to the US when I was just 6 years old. I felt compelled to return to explore the land of my birth—to learn first-hand of the culture from which I emerged.
At the very least, the laughing camera’s photographs told stories, either momentary or long lasting.
I smelled something burning, and commented, “I smell incense burning,” assuming it was a street vendor hawking his product for tourists. But as we walked away from the station, we not only realized there were no street vendors nearby, but that a large cloud of smoke was growing very close to where we were walking.
I have reached the point where the well documented dos-and-don’ts of Milky Way photography have been ditched. “Only shoot during moonless nights”. Nope. “Only shoot during clear skies.” Negatory.
I enjoy taking photography workshops for the opportunities they provide to travel with experienced guides that know the best locations and have scouted the optimum time to be there. The…