Joshua Cripps
While you were reading this Joshua Cripps did 93 push-ups, won more awards, and became internationally re-renowned.
What can Telephoto Lenses do for Landscape Photographers
While most landscape photographers are glued to their wide angle lenses, Josh Cripps explains why he loves to use telephoto lenses.
Autofocus & Manual Focus Setting for Nature Photography
Pro photographer Josh Cripps shares his favorite autofocus & manual focus settings...and why and how he uses them for nature photography.
The Single Best Investment for Landscape Photography
Joshua Cripps tells us about why it's more important to invest in experiences, not equipment will do wonders for your landscape photography portfolio.
Multiple Camera Exposure – Fun, Creative Techniques to Try
Joshua Cripps shares some fun and creative things nature photographers can experiment with using multiple in-camera exposure.
Why Magic Hour is Overrated
Josh Cripps wants to break the shackles of magic hour and show us that wonderful photographs can be taken around the clock.
Creative Ideas for Photographing Mountains
Joshua shares his unique and creative approach for photographing mountains that will help you build a diverse portfolio.
When Depth of Field is Not Enough
Josh Cripps shares 4 simple but effective techniques to around the problem of not enough depth of field in our landscape photos.
Photographing Reflections: More Than Meets the Eye
Photographing reflections often creates images that look "Photo-shopped" or "Fake". Here is why.
Go DARK to create fantastic moody photos
Josh Cripps shows you how to use tone curve adjustments to create fantastic moody photos from your ordinary landscape images.
The ONLY reason for Landscape Photographers to change ISO
Josh Cripps explains why landscape photographers should firmly plant their ISO setting at its lowest possible base setting except for this reason.
Color Cast: Seek and Destroy
Josh Cripps gives us an excellent tutorials on how to remove color cast from your images to create natural looking masterpieces.
Why Expectations Are Killing Your Creativity
Are you missing out on incredible photos because your expectations have given you tunnel vision? Here is what Josh has to say on the subject of creativity.
Joshua Cripps started making remarkable photos while he was still in the womb. His first significant image, titled Sonogram, was praised for its graininess, deliberate blurring of details, and gritty black and white mood. Earning two thumbs up from his parents, this photo only hinted at things to come. Since then Josh has won countless awards and accolades, including more than one “Certificate of Participation,” dozens of “Good Sportsmanship” plaques, and the coveted “Busy Bookworm” award. His mantel long ago collapsed under the weight of gold-painted, plastic trophies.
Currently Josh spends over 700 days every year in the field seeking out the finest landscapes on earth. He has a mighty beard and sings in a rich baritone. Hiking at least 45 miles to capture every photo, Josh ensures that every image he crafts represents the very heart of the wilderness. While you were reading this Joshua Cripps did 93 push-ups, won more awards, and became internationally re-renowned.
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