Chasing a full moon
It took a while to scout out a great place to shoot this month’s full moon but I think we nailed it. Check out the vide to learn more.
Desktop Wallpaper from Glacier National Park
August’s Desktop Wallpaper is ready for download. I hope you enjoy this view from the top of Logan Pass in Glacier National Park!
The Grand Prismatic Spring: Off the Beaten Path
Stop by the blog for tips on photographing the Grand Prismatic Spring, one of my favorite locations to photograph in Yellowstone National Park.
Using Lightroom Graduated Filter to Fix a Dull Sky
Have you ever had a photo that’s almost there, but just missing a little something? Here’s how I use Adobe Lightroom’s Graduated Filter to fix a dull sky.
A Photographer’s Interpretation
What I love about this art is our ability as photographers to interpret a moment. I realize creating an image is not simply a recording of events but a reflection of a photographer’s interpretation of events. These interpretations can be manipulated by our choice of color, dodging, burning, cloning etc.
The Fog
Ever since I was a child I’ve always been fascinated by the fog. I love the idea how it transforms our perception of reality.
How to create a sunburst
Ever wanted to know how to create a sunburst? It’s pretty easy and only requires you to change a few setting on the camera.
On the road again
I’m going to mix it up a bit this time around and try to get into the park (Yellowstone, as if there’s another 
for a few extra days, but this time with a 500mm in tow. I decided to rent a 500mm and a 24mm tilt/shift to add to the list of lenses I’ve been meaning to try. I’ll keep you posted from the road via Twitter.
Bad plan, lesson learned!
I’m back from dropping my prints off to the National Museum of Wildlife Art and I’m happy to report no broken frames..;) As a reward for my delivery prowess, I decided to spend the weekend in Jackson Hole and check out the local art fair. I must say there are some incredibly talented photographers that [...]
