Going Handheld – Antelope Canyon
This was my second visit to the Antelope Canyon in northern Arizona. It’s a great place to stop for a few hours if you’re ever driving through. This time I…
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Save Your Skies With Luminosity Masks
Often times when shooting sunsets you'll find the area just around the sun gets blown out by the intense light. It's important to bring down those highlights to help avoid lost colors and pixels in your images which will also help give you a much deeper rendering of both colors in the highlights.
New Release – Last Light
This was the final frame from my night at Joshua Tree National Park. It was taken a moment before the moon set behind the mountains, casting the landscape into total…
Canon Camera Museum: 10-18 & 16-35mm Lens Technical Report
Canon has released the full technical report of the Canon 16-35mm f4 as well as the 10-18mm lens.
My main interest here is the Canon 16-35mm f4 lens. I feel any real landscape photographer should be going for full frame or medium format, and that is the focus of my blog.
The Golden Rice Terraces
After my fourth visit to Japan, I finally got the landscape photo I always wanted. It encompasses everything I love about Japan in a single shot: the golden sunset over…
How I Got The Shot – Above Tokyo
My most popular posts often include a breakdown of how I get some of these shots and my different photography techniques. So, with this night-building shot in Tokyo, I’ve decided…
Dansk Bangeri of Solvang
My wife and I adventured to Solvang, California, again this last weekend for a little getaway trip. I thought it was such a cool town the last time I was…
Niagara Nights At The Niagara Falls
This trip to Niagara Falls was my last adventure where I shot exclusively with the Canon 5Dmkii.
Valley Of Fire – The Fire Cave
See a photo of the Fire Cave of the Valley of Fire, and learn how to get visit this hidden location.
The Good Luck Bend
It's also known as Horseshoe Bend. It's located just south of Page, Arizona, near the border of Utah. This is the start of the Colorado River out of Lake Powell. The area is known as Glen Canyon. Hanging this photo on your wall could also bring you good luck. :) One magical characteristic of horseshoes hanging on walls is that they hold in good luck. They have to be facing upward, though. Oftentimes, people turn them upside down, and all the luck pours out.