
Athena Carey: B/W Long Exposure Images
Athena Carey shares some photo tips with Visual Wilderness Readers on creating stunning Long Exposure B/W photos.

Changing Light
Changing light makes a location seem entirely different from one moment to the next.

The Hurricane that Wasn’t
As landscape photographers, we go to great lengths to find beautiful locations, amazing conditions, and great light... but we aren't always successful.

Into the Visual Wilderness
Welcome to Visual Wilderness - where photography is King, and the sun revolves around our cameras!

Self Portrait on the Beach
When I noticed my tiny reflection on the rock, I decided this was the perfect place for an unusual self portrait.

Tips for Teaching Photography to Beginners
A few useful tips for teaching beginners the basics of photography.

Capturing changing conditons
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Our visual world changes right before our eyes, providing us with an abundance of different shots.

Do I have to shoot silhouettes at sunset?
The foreground of my sunset photos turns out completely black. What am I doing wrong?

Building on Shared Experiences
Tapping into shared experiences can help you create impact in your composition.

Fill Light with a Smart Phone
Maybe I should have used phosphorescent jellyfish to provide "natural" light. I guess my point is simple. Use what you have.

Shooting on an Overcast Day
Being a photographer means being adaptable. You won't always get spectacular lighting - and some scenes look great on an over cast days.

Shooting in the Mist
Landscape Photography Fieldwork: How to avoid getting water drops on your lens when shooting near a waterfalls or while it is raining.