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3 Reasons to Not Use Focus-recompose
We have all faced the issue at some point or another. You just took what appeared to be (on the camera LCD screen) an awesome portrait, only to later find out the focus was not on the eyes, but the back of the ears. Turns out this is not uncommon at all when it comes [...]
Continue Reading »Nikon 50 1.4 G Lens Review
I recently acquired a couple Nikon 50mm f1.4 G lenses, I’ve never used a 1.4 lens before and so I decided to put it through it’s paces and see how it performed. Since I primarily do nature photography, the examples shown will be of nature subjects. If you shoot portraits or events, the problems I [...]
Continue Reading »Creative Flower Photography
Learn how to improve your macro flower photography by utilizing these basic and creative techniques.
Continue Reading »8 Tips for Better Bird Photography
Not getting the results you want? Learn how to improve your bird photography technique and skills with these quick tips!
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Jumping the Rhino
Earlier this week Allen came up with idea for this shot. After setting up and positioning construction lights, and shooting over a couple hundred shots, we finally got this one. I think it turned out pretty well, the vehicle itself is mostly sharp while the surroundings remain blurred, giving a sense of motion.
Not quite my usual landscape or nature shots, but a cool one nonetheless until I get a chance to hit the mountains again.