Photographing Sunset at Bryce Canyon
Sunset at Bryce Canyon is difficult to photograph but can be spectacular. Read on for additional insight into photographing Bryce Canyon at Sunset. … Continue readingPhotographing Sunset at Bryce Canyon
From the Horizon Blog
Using a Visual Inventory to Build Compositions
A visual inventory can be a helpful method to identifying interesting elements when out in the landscape and ultimately assist in building compositions. This technique is especially useful when seeking… … Continue readingUsing a Visual Inventory to Build Compositions
Top 11 of 2022
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On the Loose in the Palouse – A Winter Adventure
On the Loose in the Palouse – A Winter Adventure Mr. JD Baylor, down on JD Baylor Road in Whitman County, saw something he couldn’t believe and had to call … Continue readingOn the Loose in the Palouse – A Winter Adventure
3 P’s of Landscape Photography
There are many “rules” in Landscape Photography and even ways to break these so called rules. The 3 P’s of Landscape Photography which I’ll discuss, aren’t another rule or a … Continue reading3 P’s of Landscape Photography
Editing With Your Eyes – A Slow Photography Technique
One such technique is a process I call “Editing with your eyes” in which decisions are made before the shutter is clicked. The decisions made in the field are always more important than the post processing decisions but rarely are they discussed. Below is a walk through for this technique to help understand why it’s so important. … Continue readingEditing With Your Eyes – A Slow Photography Technique
Are Photography Workshops Worth It?
One method for learning and skill development stands above all others though: Photo Workshops. Minute for minute there is no richer opportunity to learn and develop skills than in person, in the field. … Continue readingAre Photography Workshops Worth It?
Slow Photography: Focus On The Experience To Create Meaningful Images
A slower approach to landscape photography often involves letting go of expectations while being more open to Nature’s surprises. How many times have you experienced this, where your favorite image from a trip was the surprising one or the unexpected one? … Continue readingSlow Photography: Focus On The Experience To Create Meaningful Images
Landscape Photography Misconceptions II: Only Shoot Sunset and Sunrise
Continuing the series of blogs about common misconceptions in Landscape Photography with a classic misunderstanding, that Landscape Photography is best at sunrise and sunset. This approach to shooting landscapes is … Continue readingLandscape Photography Misconceptions II: Only Shoot Sunset and Sunrise
Creative Nature Photography: A Few Tips
Nature inspires us to photograph and capture her beauty in many ways. Sometimes it’s to document the landscape or conditions and other times it may be to create based upon … Continue readingCreative Nature Photography: A Few Tips
10 Ways to Beat the Crowds in Zion National Park
4.5 Million people visited Zion in 2017. Here’s a few ways to avoid them. … Continue reading10 Ways to Beat the Crowds in Zion National Park
One
A New Year and what better time to begin something new then now. Moving forward this blog will be updated every week or so and the hope that it’s a … Continue readingOne
Misconceptions in Landscape Photography
Part one in a series of shorter posts, in which I want to discuss a few misconceptions in Landscape Photography. I listen to many photographers, read many photography articles and … Continue readingMisconceptions in Landscape Photography
Photographing a New Location: 7 Tips to Create Better Images When Traveling to a New Location
Photographing a new landscape can be exciting for many reasons and the thrill of a new landscape is something many photographers dream of, whether distant or relatively close to home. … Continue readingPhotographing a New Location: 7 Tips to Create Better Images When Traveling to a New Location
Winter Photography in Bryce Canyon National Park: Part 2
Part 1 of this blog shared information about gear and clothing to consider while photographing in Bryce Canyon National Park in Winter. Part 2 will discuss logistics and other considerations … Continue readingWinter Photography in Bryce Canyon National Park: Part 2
Winter Photography in Bryce Canyon National Park: Part 1
Bryce Canyon National Park in Southern Utah sits at a high elevation around 8000 feet above sea level and receives ample snow during most winters. This magical landscape of sculpted … Continue readingWinter Photography in Bryce Canyon National Park: Part 1