Creating Art with a Camera – Interview with Nature and Cultural Photographer Art Wolfe
Having published almost 90 books and videos teaching photography technique, his images on two U.S. Postage stamps, and hosted his own television series, renowned photographer, Art Wolfe has quite a few accomplishments under his belt in a career that has spanned over three decades.
From Medicine to Travel Photography: Behind the Passion of Weerapong Chaipuck
After an early retirement from the medical profession, Thai photographer Weerapong Chaipuck rediscovered his dormant creativity when he traded the tools of the radiology room with the tools of a photographer. He now travels the world, photographing magnificent, rich landscapes, nature and diverse cultures.
Photographing Storms: 7 Tips to Get the Shot (and Stay Safe)
Storms are both scary and beautiful events. These 7 tips will help you get the shot and stay safe in in the process.
World’s Largest Cave Photos Prove Nature Is Still Shocking
Adventure photographer Ryan DeBoodt explores in Vietnam, the largest cave ever discovered, and his pictures look almost alien; Proving nature is still shocking.
6 Tips for Shooting Deer, With Your Camera
It is coming up on deer hunting season in my neck of the woods, but I wanted to talk to you all about hunting deer for a purpose other than for eating. I enjoy getting out into the wild and interacting with the animals, deer being one of my favorites to encounter. I just wanted to share some tips that I have picked up during my exploits as a wildlife photographer.
Get Out and Find the Secrets of Your Area | Wildlife Photography Tips and Tricks
It’s real easy to get caught up in gear and camera settings when it comes to photography, wildlife photography is no different. But the key to wildlife photography, just as with any photography niche, is capturing a moment with emotion a moment that will catch a viewer’s attention or make a connection with them.
One of the Most Artistically-Filmed Factory Tour – The Sigma Aizu Factory in Japan
This Sigma factory tour blends the precise craftsmanship that goes into making the Sigma lenses with peaceful solitude of nature to make a video that is simply a cinematic beauty.
Four Tips on How to Properly Meter Exposure in Snow
One of the great things about winter when it comes to photography is that the snowy landscape can provide some terrific photo opportunity. But there is one problem when it comes to shooting snow: Snow is white. Your camera’s metering system wants to meter everything as middle gray. As a result, that pristine white snow becomes dull and dirty snow. SLR Lounge has 4 easy-to-use tips that can help you expose your images correctly when shooting in the snow.
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