Imagine a stream winding through a grassy meadow in Montana on a July morning where there is mist rising into the sky and a fly angler is trying to cast to a rising fish.
The fine art of fly-fishing photography Read More »
What you’re about to read could open up a whole new world of photography, or, it could get you killed.
Despite the beautiful weather, my backpack bulged when I set up to shoot a skier coming down Tuckerman Ravine on Mt. Washington in New Hampshire.
Capture cool images in cold weather Read More »
On the previous page, Matt Copeland shared some hard learned advice for how to get better fish photos when handling fish in front of the lens.
Photographing fish: Tips for behind the lens Read More »
The blog I run with Steven Brutger, Stalking the Seam, has published 148 photographs of fish, some better than others.
Photographing fish: Tips for in front of the lens Read More »
Put 10 photographers in a room. Toss a technical jacket into the middle of the group and ask each professional how they would photograph it.
Selling products by telling stories Read More »
By Paul Queneau — Job: Magazine editor, writer and nature photographer. Top choice: RAW…
By Michael Furtman — Job: Professional nature photographer and writer. Top choice: JPEG…
By Sam Caldwell — As an artist, I’d be dead in the water — or maybe dead broke in the water — without tough cameras…
Artist seeks tough camera Read More »
By James Smedley — As a youngster my family took a trip to the east coast of Nova Scotia…
