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Diffraction
February 10, 2014 In General Tips & Techniques Tools of Photography (Gear)
With my old film camera, and with my first digital cameras, the Nikon D70 and D90, if I wanted everything in focus in a landscape image, I'd just set f/22 (aperture priority), focus on my foreground...

Chasing Sunrise Color (Port of Barcelona)
January 27, 2019 In Barcelona & Catalunya Cityscapes, Urban & Street General Tips & Techniques
  Many times, at least along the Mediterranean coast here in Catalunya, clouds can linger on the far horizons making actual official sunrise something of a non-event as the sun stays hidden...

Color Seascapes: Cozumel, Mexico
April 21, 2017 In General Tips & Techniques Landscapes & Nature Travel & Documentary Photography
  Sorry about the lack of posts of late. We have been spending a lot of our emotional capitol recently and decided to drop off of the grid and out of the social media gerbil mill for ten days...

Getting a sunburst (Howdja do it?)
November 23, 2014 In Colorado General Tips & Techniques Landscapes & Nature
Someone asked me this question recently, so I thought I'd answer it here. A simple way to do it... 1) Use aperture priority and set your f-stop to somewhere between f/16 and f/22. The higher...

On Third Party Lenses
June 10, 2014 In Tools of Photography (Gear)
If you own a DSLR and think you might need a new paintbrush (that is, a new lens), don't discount third party lenses. True, there are some real rotten apples out there amongst these "non-Canikon" brands,...

Metadata revelations
February 4, 2014 In General Tips & Techniques Tools of Photography (Gear)
I like lists and organization...so, one of the things I do rather anally is keep an annual list of my "keepers". Usually, it totals around 600 images over twelve months, of which maybe ten or twenty...

Going macro
July 29, 2013 In Arizona Landscapes & Nature Seeing, Style & the Creative Process
Sometimes, as a change of pace, I'll grab a tool I don't often use: my macro lens. It is enjoyable to flip the switch wired to my photographer's eyeball and start "seeing" the tiny details in that...

May 2013 CNCC Meeting: Lessons Learned (Cliff DeJung)
May 17, 2013 In CNCC Meeting Lessons Learned General Tips & Techniques
At last night's meeting our guest was Cliff DeJung, a talented photographer from Longmont, Colorado. His presentation on "How to Get Tack Sharp Images" went into more depth than I had seen before about...

F-stop choice and the benefits of metadata review
February 12, 2013 In Abstract Photography General Tips & Techniques Utah
Yesterday I posted a photograph which was actually a collection of images that created sort of a loose story line which I called "Shadow Play". The above photograph is one of the individual photographs...

Wednesday Photo Critique #5, 12/19/2012
December 19, 2012 In Colorado General Tips & Techniques Landscapes & Nature Photo Critiques
This week's image for the Wednesday Critique is hot off the sensor--it's from yesterday morning's walk along the semi-frozen South Boulder Creek in Eldorado Springs Canyon. And my standard...



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