Noise can ruin an otherwise great photo. Modern technology in digital cameras, whether Point and Shoot or DSLRs hasn't quite matched the capability of film cameras, yet. I believe, someday, it may and there are some awesome...
Read MoreFireworks displays can be seen almost anywhere you go in your travels around the world and at almost any time of the year. Capturing a great photo of them presents some challenges no matter what type of camera you use. A lot of...
Read MorePeople often wonder how an old geezer, like that guy in my Bio picture, can capture birds in flight, fish jumping out of water or a singer's eye on a poorly lit stage. It takes practice and a little trick they don't...
Read MoreShooting pictures of fish in an aquarium can be tricky and I've seen tourists from all over the world firing away with their cellular phones, point and shoot and DSLR cameras; ending the day buying postcards instead of going...
Read MoreThere may come at time in your travels where you wish to capture a lively performance of some cultural event taking place on a stage. Stage lighting can be tricky and in many instances the use of your camera flash is forbidden....
Read MoreEven professional photographers get caught without a camera, sometimes. Sometimes it's intentional, other times: batteries go dead, you left your SD card in the computer at home, or, just didn't bring a camera and...
Read MoreLandscapes, seascapes, cityscapes and sunsets lend themselves to the use of wide-angle lenses. This photo was shot at the Dragonboat Races, an annual event in Nago Okinawa, Japan. My intent, here was to capture the crowd, sky...
Read MoreAnywhere in the world you travel, you'll come across a crowd. They are at every major tourist attraction with their cameras in hand, clicking away trying to make postcard-perfect photos. What few of them realize is, they are...
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