If you stand in front of the Hard Rock Café at the corner of West 43rd Street and 7th Avenue, in the heart of New York's Times Square, the US…

If ever there was an image that was simply a matter of "f/8 and be there," this would be it. Being there, at sunrise no less, means leaving the comfort…

Asking better questions will help you understand what you are trying to show your viewer. “Why this image? “Why right now?” “What made me pick up the camera and point it at this subject?” “What is it about this subject that I am trying to show the viewer?” There are also more questions than just those that start with, “Why?” or “What?” There is also “What if?” Asking “What if?” frees your imagination, allowing it to go in new creative directions.

The summer travel season is only a few short months ahead. It’s not too soon to think about capturing the best travel images of your life. As a photographer, the…

Often, the difference between a so-so image and a good one is patience.  You start by recognizing the possibilities and visualizing what needs to happen to turn merely good into…

Perhaps I should file this under “What to do with a familiar subject you have shot hundreds of times.”  I’ve shot single leaves on various backgrounds over the years, so…