Scotland in Photos
Scotland in Photos It has been almost a year since I last visited Scotland. Fortunately, Scotland...
Read Moreby Devin Galaudet | Mar 25, 2012 | Scotland, Spotlight | 1 |
Scotland in Photos It has been almost a year since I last visited Scotland. Fortunately, Scotland...
Read Moreby Devin Galaudet | Oct 31, 2010 | Guatemala, Spotlight | 5 |
Well, what I really mean is favorites for now. I found Guatemala and interesting vision country...
Read Moreby Sabina Lohr | Jan 7, 2010 | Middle East, Oman, Spotlight | 3 |
Craggy brown mountains breaking into a cloudless horizon, artistic ornamentation decorating the...
Read Moreby Michael Lynch | Nov 9, 2009 | Camera Talk, ITKT Blogs, Japan | 9 |
Many people ask which type camera or lens they should buy and I always answer them with a question or two. What is your level of experience and what type of photography are you interested in? The truth is a disposable film...
Read Moreby Michael Lynch | Nov 2, 2009 | Camera Talk, ITKT Blogs, Japan | 0 |
Catching these eco-tourists kayaking alongside a mangrove stand and the birds in flight was no accident; it was planned. Standing on a bridge over the river, I saw the egrets perched in the trees. I didn't bother taking a...
Read Moreby Devin Galaudet | Nov 1, 2009 | Camera Talk, el Salvador, Spotlight | 0 |
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 Moreby Michael Lynch | Aug 20, 2009 | ITKT Blogs, Japan | 0 |
Landscapes, 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 Moreby Michael Lynch | Aug 13, 2009 | Camera Talk, ITKT Blogs, Japan | 2 |
Probably one of the worst compliments you can give a wildlife photographer is, "Wow; what a lucky shot"?! After all, we spend every dime we have buying camera gear and wake up between 4 and 5 everyday to get out before...
Read Moreby Michael Lynch | Aug 10, 2009 | Camera Talk, ITKT Blogs | 0 |
In order to freeze the motion of water you simply shoot at a higher shutter speed. To gain high...
Read Moreby Devin Galaudet | Jul 26, 2009 | Camera Talk, Honduras, Spotlight | 0 |
Honduras was the first place I had visited in a long time where I had done no legwork, no advanced planning on my part. I didn’t pick up a book or ask the advice of friends. Don’t get me wrong, I did have a trip...
Read Moreby Sarit Reizin | Jun 23, 2009 | Africa, Gabon, ITKT Blogs | 1 |
I ground my teeth but kept on going. Gently securing the camera on my back, and making sure more dirt doesn’t get in, I plowed through the swamp and cursed under my breath when sharp serrated grass blades cut me deep...
Read Moreby Sarit Reizin | Jun 22, 2009 | Africa, Ethiopia, ITKT Blogs | 0 |
Ethiopia’s people walk the dusty streets of Axum like characters from sun-bleached pages of a biblical picture book. I catch them in mid-stride, fetching water, going to church and carrying wood. The town is big, but...
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