Making the best of bad light
Outdoor photographers are trained to use light to its greatest advantage to create stunning photos.
December 2010
Complementing freelancing with teaching
Many freelance writers have a second or third source of income…
Print on demand: Your book, your way
If you are thinking about publishing an outdoors book but feeling disenchanted with the old-style, traditional book-publishing paradigm, check out print-on-demand services.
2010 Norm Strung Youth Writing Awards
[level-non-member] Members, remember to log in to view this post. [/level-non-member] [level-membersupporter] Senior prose, First place Answering the Call By Christine Koneazny Spokane, Wa. I glare down at my walkie talkie. Not working. Again. I groan quietly, and move the compound bow in my hands as I shove the radio back into my pocket. I …
Proximity of national parks ‘exquisite torture’ for 2011 conference-goers
If you like national parks, the July 9-11, 2011, meeting of the Outdoor Writers Association of America will be exquisite torture.
Adaptation, sacrifice key to success for nature journalist
An avid birder, George Harrison started out as a writer. He soon expanded
his repertoire to include photography because he couldn’t afford to hire
someone else to take support photos for his articles.