
What’s a Focal Plane and Why Should I Care?
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The focal plane tells which elements are important, and which aren't. A well chosen focal plane creates impact, a poorly chosen one introduces confusion.

Don’t Dismiss Daylight Hours for Taking Great Photos
Patricia Davidson gives us some great advise on how to take great photos during those dreaded daylight hours.

Dealing with Extreme Tonal Range
Bracketing and Blending is not the ONLY way to capture extreme tonal range. Here are some other ideas.

Photographing Flowing Lava in Hawaii
Varina Patel has fallen in love with the Big Island of Hawaii. Here's what she recommends for photographing flowing lava.

An Intro to Camera’s Metering Modes
Metering modes - What is it and why it is important to understand how they work even if you may not always use them.

Photographing Lava from Air – Part II
Photographing Lava from air can be challenging. Here are few tips from Grant Collier to get some stunning aerial shots of lava flows.

Planning your next Photography Adventure
Anne McKinnell gives you some idea to get ready for your next photography adventure so you can come back with some stunning photos.

Full Frame or Crop Factor Camera?
"I need a full frame camera because it is better than a crop factor camera." Right? Here is our take on it.

Photographing Reflections: More Than Meets the Eye
Photographing reflections often creates images that look "Photo-shopped" or "Fake". Here is why.

Photographing Birds in Flight in Snow
Denise Ippolito gives us an in depth look at how she goes about photographing birds in snowy weather.

Tips for Photographing Lava – Part I
Professional Photographer Grant Collier gives some awesome tips for photography Lava flows.

Capturing Fleeting Moments in Nature
Jay explains how and why you need to prepared to capture the fleeting moments to create stunning landscape photos.
