Camera Talk: Patterns and Designs
Train your eyes to find patterns or designs when you travel. Then fill your viewfinder or LCD...
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Tag: photography
Camera Talk: Creating Silhouettes
One of the times you can break all the rules of photography and get away with it, creating...
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Camera Talk: Framing the Subject
Another element of composition sometimes used in photography is called Framing. Frames come in all...
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Camera Talk: Leading Lines
Ladies and Gentlemen, the answer to the $64,000 question is: This is a Leading Line. It has...
Read MoreCamera Talk: Cropping Your Photo at Home
Sometimes the shot you thought was perfectly composed and had the best focus, exposure, color and contrast when you saw it on your LCD screen is a big letdown when you see it on your monitor after downloading at home. You...
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Camera Talk: JPG vs RAW Format
Today, I'm posting two photos in order to give a quick demonstration on the difference between...
Read MoreSome of Best Photos from El Salvador
I finally had an opportunity to look back and reflect on a great trip to Central America during the earlier part of the month for the Centro America Travel Market held in El Salvador. The trip included rubbing shoulders the Miss...
Read MoreCamera Talk: Burst Mode
Some people call it Rapid-fire Mode. All Pro Models (DSLR) cameras have it and many Point and Shoot Model Cameras have it as well. A reader in Qatar emailed a question about it today through my website and follows Camera Talk...
Read MoreCamera Talk: Shooting Fireworks
Fireworks 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 MoreThe World’s Largest Tug-O-War in Japan
An annual event held at the Kumoji intersection of HWY 58 in Naha Okinawa, Japan has been awarded the Guinness Book of Records certificate for the biggest rope in the world made of rice straw, several times over the years,...
Read MoreA Few Photos of Aitutaki
I was told that if I were going to be visiting the Cook Islands, missing Aitutaki would be a crime. I was told “It was the most beautiful island on Earth!” These are big words. I have heard them before. However, I...
Read MoreRarotonga in a Few Pictures
Here are few of my favorite shots after my brief time in Rarotonga, Cook Islands. I am using a Canon Digital Rebel XT, but still thinking about the Canon 50D. This is mostly using natural light and no photoshop of any kind....
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