Mono Lake Dawn Silhouette, originally uploaded by Jeff Sullivan (www.MyPhotoGuides.com). I have these questions asked to me. A lot. What paper does J.K. Rowling write… Read More »What Camera Do You Use? What Camera Should I Buy?
Oneonta Falls, originally uploaded by Jeff Sullivan (Oregon Coast today). This turned out better than my shots here last Summer. I like the leading lines… Read More »Oneonta Falls and the Columbia River Gorge
This is an updated and expanded version of an article I wrote a couple of years ago. Note the embedded links to related articles. I… Read More »16 Steps to Great Results!
If carrying a 5D mark II and a 40D backup camera, or choosing between buying the two, there is no advantage whatsoever to putting your… Read More »Buy a Crop Sensor Camera for More Zoom?
Unfortunately the question inherently assumes that you can always simply choose a fast enough shutter speed, which may not be a valid assumption. Under normal… Read More »Is Image Stabilization Really Necessary with a Faster Shutter?
If carrying a 5D mark II and a 40D backup camera, or choosing between buying the two, there is no advantage whatsoever to putting your… Read More »Buy a Crop Sensor Camera for More Zoom?
Unfortunately the question inherently assumes that you can always simply choose a fast enough shutter speed, which may not be a valid assumption. Under normal… Read More »Is Image Stabilization Really Necessary with a Faster Shutter?
Deadly Dance, originally uploaded by Jeff Sullivan (www.MyPhotoGuides.BIZ). I’ve had this image for nearly 3 years but never produced an edit that was good enough… Read More »Saving Detail in Low Contrast Images
Here are some speaking notes that I’ll use as I lead a Landscape Photography overview tonight. I’m going to try to cover the topic in… Read More »Landscape Photography in a Nutshell
Tree on Fire, originally uploaded by Jeff Sullivan. I see that question a lot posed online, in discussion groups, even under photos. To me liking… Read More »Color Accuracy vs. Art in Photo Post-processing, the Case for HDR