I am grateful to have had my image of the milky way at Schoodic Point in Maine, included in a Dark Skies juried exhibition in Belfast, Maine. The exhibit is a collaboration between Waterfall Arts, Union of Maine Visual Artists,…
Note: this is a guest post by my web consultant, Jim Dugan. See his website at JimDugan.com If you’ve got Netflix, there’s a movie currently available (Jan. 2024) that’s good for anyone who loves photography: Kodachrome. It’s the story of…
If you are considering a new camera purchase, this article will help you figure out which type of camera is the right choice. It will also help you understand your current camera better as well. Digital Camera buying can be…
Camera Ergonomic: The first camera buying tip that I offer to anyone is that the camera needs to be a good fit in your hands. Todays cameras have many of the same features and for the non-professional, the differences in…
10 Benefits of Photography to Mental Health – the article by Jenn Pereira. It’s true, photography is good for your mental health. Perhaps that is the reason why so many people, almost everyone, have photography in their lives. It is…
There have been many ways that photography helped, contributed, or influenced change in the world. This video will show you how it shaped our labor laws and supported the efforts to make for safer workplaces. Lewis W. Hine, a sociologist…
You can create more powerful images by learning composition techniques and ways to expand your photographic vision. Learn to see more of what is in your viewfinder before you make your exposure. The following slide show presents to you some…
From Winter 2022 Newsletter, plus video at the end. In the newsletter I offered a brief description of my digital workflow as a guide for you to think about organizing your own workflow to streamline efficiency and gain quick results.…
This information is an extension to the LEARN article in the Winter 2020 Newsletter. If you are starting here, do go and check out the newsletter, too. Many photographers do not use the full creative potential of their lenses. And…
