Planning landscape photography has traditionally been a process of considering a combination of location and weather. If you have a general understanding of the geography… Read More »Planning Sunrise and Sunset Landscape Photography
I’ve been enthralled with the moon since growing up watching the Apollo missions on TV, the original Cosmos TV series starring Carl Sagan, and getting… Read More »Tutorial on Planning Moon Photography
There are a number of circumstances that might cause you to revisit a composition and image that you already captured, either in its original folder… Read More »Revisiting Work with a New Perspective; Finding Balance in Post-processing
The Perseid Meteor Shower runs from July 17 – August 24, with peak night occurring around August 12-14. When shooting night landscapes and trying to… Read More »How To Create a Time-lapse Video of a Meteor Shower
Timelapse videos are easy to create on your DSLR. There are many software packages which will facilitate the process, some better than others, but I’ll… Read More »Create a Timelapse Video on Your Digital Camera
A question came up a while back about workflow for HDR, and using a common editing program like Adobe Lightroom with it. I use Lightroom… Read More »HDR-Friendly Workflow, Using Adobe Lightroom for Realistic Results
Milky Way, originally uploaded by Jeffrey Sullivan. Many digital cameras these days can do surprisingly well at capturing images at night. Their sensors are more… Read More »How To Capture Milky Way Images
Yosemite Star Trail Reflection, originally uploaded by Jeffrey Sullivan. With today’s digital cameras it is surprisingly easy to create star trails photographs. At the highest… Read More »How To Create Star Trail Images
Super Moon Dates, originally uploaded by Jeffrey Sullivan. On Saturday, March 19 I drove up one of my favorite dirt roads in the Eastern Sierra… Read More »Super Moon Dates
East Meets West, originally uploaded by Jeffrey Sullivan. It’s a simple question, and to most people, the answer may seem simple, obvious, and automatic: “to… Read More »What’s the Point of a Photograph? (Part I: The Capture)