When landscape photographers face a challenging situation
Landscape photographer Lace Andersen shares her ideas about how to deal with a challenging situations.
Understanding White Balance in Photography
Lace Andersen gives you an very detail look at the concept of White Balance in photography.
All About Beach Photography
Kauai based photographer Lace Anderson shares highly effective ideas about beach photography.
Other Items in my Camera Bag
Besides cameras and lenses here is some of the random items that lives in Lace Andersen camera bag.
5 Rarely Used Camera Settings
Lace Andersen talks about 5 rarely used camera settings and how you can effectively use them to capture stunning photos.
Should Photographers Share Their Locations?
Lace Andersen tries to address the question that many landscape photographers struggle with: Should I share the location of my photos?
Do I Need A New Camera?
Do you really need a New Camera? Here is what Lace Andersen has to say about it.
Inexpensive Macro Gear Alternatives
Lace Andersen gives us two inexpensive Macro Gear alternatives to get you started with close-up photography.
Why you should Watermark your Landscape Photos
Lace Andersen explains why you should add watermark your landscape photos.
B/W Post Processsing Tips
Lace Anderson gives some very practical B/W Post Processing advise to fine tune your B/W images with Nik Software.
Ten Crucial Landscape Photography Reminders
Lace Andersen gives us some very useful landscape photography reminders while working on location.
Capturing the Essence of a Location
Lace Andersen give some very good advise on how she uses creativity to capture the mood and feeling of a location.
Lace Andersen is a Kauai-based landscape photographer. She grew up in the farm town of Templeton, California and majored in Graphic Communications. She started taking basic photography classes in 2008, and discovered her passion to create and be outdoors. The major turning point in her life was April 2012 during a family vacation to Kauai. She decided to rent her own car and spend the entire week photographing the island from sunrise to sunset. It was a life changing experience. Kauai either accepts you or spits you back out. Lace was lucky to be accepted by the island and relocated immediately. She has built an award winning portfolio over the past five years and has been published numerous times. When she doesn’t have a camera in hand, you can find her hiking with friends, camping, and playing ultimate frisbee.
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