16 magical pictures of Tibet
Tibet is one of my top list photography destinations and I often day dream about it looking at picture for inspiration. If you have visited, or would love to visit, Tibet then these images will certainly speak to your heart.
Photo by Nitin Joseph
10 great examples of wave photography
You can always share any wave photography you did with the community through the comments. If you haven’t so far, I hope I inspired you enough.
Don’t stop shooting you will change with time
Each one of us tends to show only his best pictures and this is quite normal. However your best picture today might, and probably won’t, be your best picture of tomorrow.
I am amazed when I notice how much my taste and pictures have changed over time, I am not saying that I am good but I surely have improved. At least I am happy with my progress and this is very important.
Photographing Sunrise at Mesa Arch
This is a guest post by Cliff Kolber from Kolber Photography
Cliff Kolber is a nature and travel photographer and writer based in Miami, Florida. He and his wife Doris have created a spectacular portfolio of images and articles from around the world, specializing in the Florida Everglades, the American Southwest and Antarctica. Make sure to visit their website at www.kolberphotography.com
Canyonlands National Park is an amazing array of red rock canyons sculpted from millions of years of erosion by the Colorado and the Green Rivers. The “Island in the Sky” region of Canyonlands is a huge plateau surrounded by the rivers. It is not really an island since the plateau is connected to the rest of the National Park by a very small neck of land.
6 things you forgot to do when you first got your new dSLR
You just got your brand new dSLR camera, you can’t wait to unpack it and start shooting with it.
Here are a few things you will most probably forget to do before you snap your first picture.
- Charge the battery overnight: If am guilty of one that would be it. I can never wait long enough, I usually charge the battery a few minutes (30 min or so) before I start playing around. But, seriously, with the new battery technology is it really still important to charge the battery for 6 hours+ the first time?
