It's time for the +Landscape Photography Show again tomorrow night. Last time I covered night photography exposures for the Milky Way and for producing star trails… Read More »Planning and Composing Moon / Landscape Alignments
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
Garrapata Dawn light, originally uploaded by Jeff Sullivan. We’ve all seen those nice one or two second exposures which make waterfalls look silky. Select your… Read More »Cut Light for Long Daylight Exposures
Parker Lake Fall Colors Reflection, originally uploaded by Jeff Sullivan. Fall is one of my favorite times to shoot, as California’s Sierra Nevada is decorated… Read More »Shooting & Postprocessing Fall Colors Images
Shooting Process: Kearsarge Lakes Evening Reflection, originally uploaded by Jeff Sullivan. When I see an opportunity to capture a nice reflection I may capture a… Read More »Photographic Technique: Iterative Composition
To increase your successful exposures and the percentage of your shots which successfully capture what you saw, there are a number of things you can… Read More »Photographic Technique: Exposure for Maximum Reality and Flexibility
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!
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