Quick Macro Tips

Rather than me share the standard How To Photograph Macro Subjects article, I present to you a recipe of my quick tips.

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Action Month: Timing to Capture the Peak / Know Subject / Background Awareness by Russ Burden

To end up Action Month, Russ Burden provides three quick tips to keep in mind for taking great pictures!

Rustic and Rusty by Rick Wright

"Yes, I admit it, I am a sucker for these rustic country-road scenes with rusty trucks. Photography almost seems tailor made for such moments, doesn't it?"

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Rain Rain Go Away by Rick Wright

Don't let the rain discourage you from exploring your surroundings with your camera

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Action Month: Implied Movement / Pan by Russ Burden

Another method of capturing motion is to imply movement by panning your camera

Action Month: Use Slow Shutter Speeds by Russ Burden

To expand your horizons, rather than freeze the action with a fast shutter speed, set the camera to fire at a slow shutter speed to “paint” the effect onto your sensor.

Action Month: Freezing the Moment by Russ Burden

Russ explains to us how we can take better action pictures without  any blurriness.

Same Subject / Different Focal Length by Russ Burden

Spark your creativity with Russ's new version of "Picture in Picture"

Twilight Delight By Russ Burden

Russ explains the use of twilight shooting.

Symphony Of Color By Russ Burden

Russ takes some beautiful photos In the sunset.

Create Impact Using Unusual Angles by Russ Burden

An oft-overlooked key to creating a successful image is the angle at which it is taken

The Family Vacation And Photography - A Peaceful Offering by Russ Burden

Family vacations most often contain an element of tension and disagreement, but here are some tips to get the most out of your trip if you're the photographer of the family.