by Joshua Snow | Apr 2, 2021 | Tips & Tricks, Uncategorized
Capturing the Essence of Water From rivers to streams, streams to the seas, waves and rapids. Capturing the power, and softness of water is a real challenge. One must ask themselves when approaching the churning surf, or the windy stream beneath a thunderous fall,...
by Joshua Snow | Sep 20, 2020 | Tips & Tricks
Focus Stacking for Sony using the Sony RMT-P1BT Bluetooth remote Howdy All! Its been a litle while since I have written anything new! Somehow it feels like it has been a busier year than previous. I have a cool find for you today! Some of you may know that I recently...
by Joshua Snow | May 1, 2020 | Tips & Tricks
Shaping light and creating a visual path I think of visual flow and composition like music, carefully orchestrated with a tremendous crescendo. Visual flow is how the eye connects the compositional elements and flows through an image. Composition is the most important...
by Joshua Snow | Dec 31, 2019 | Tips & Tricks
Focal Length Blending for Landscape Photography In this short article I’ll explain how and why one might want to blend focal lengths. It’s a controversial topic, but one I am asked about more frequently than anything else! Focal length blending...
by Joshua Snow | Dec 6, 2019 | Tips & Tricks
Focus Stacking for Landscape Photography Part II In Part 2 of “Focus Stacking for Landscape Photography” I have included a short (13 minute) video outlining just one of several ways to blend your focus stack using Photoshops built in Auto-Align and...
by Joshua Snow | Nov 13, 2019 | News & Stories, Tips & Tricks
Focus Stacking for Landscape Photography and Understanding the Limitations of Hyper-Focal Distance In this TWO part tutorial I will discuss depth of field, hyper-focal distance, their limitations and the ins and outs of focus stacking as a way of overcoming...
by Joshua Snow | Jan 20, 2019 | Photography Gear Reviews
Why a tripod is every bit as important as the camera you rest upon it, and my top 4 choices In this article I discuss ONLY the tripods I would personally carry and use based on my height, fitness level, and activity level used in most shooting situations. A “one...
by Joshua Snow | Jan 11, 2019 | News & Stories
The battle of depression in art, and how to use it to become a better photographer! An introspective. Over the years I have learned that the key point in improving in my own work has not been from outside sources, but from within. Self reflection, self criticism, and...
by Joshua Snow | Mar 23, 2020 | Tips & Tricks
Photographing The Aurora Borealis Have you ever imagined you’d finally see, let alone find yourself photographing the Auroral Borealis??? The Aurora is always moving and can be tough to capture, but, with the tips in this article, hopefully it will be a little...
by Joshua Snow | Feb 9, 2020 | Tips & Tricks
Do you enjoy eye catching, bright and vibrant images? It’s no secret that I do!!! Here are my 5 best tips for colorful images!! 1: Capture in the largest color space your camera is capable of. Most modern cameras can capture in AdobeRGB. This will ensure that you...
by Joshua Snow | Sep 20, 2019 | News & Stories, Tips & Tricks
Photographing Autumn's Glory Tips and Tricks to Help Capture Fall Colors! ? If you’re a Landscape photographer, chances are you’ve felt the grip of autumn closing in. A longing to photograph fall colors as if nature was calling to you, takes over....
