Author: Ralph A. Clevenger Publisher: New Riders Press Review by Conrad J. Obregon It always seems strange to me that one of the best ways that we can find to keep in touch with the natural world is by using a high tech tool like a digital camera and a computer. Yet I find, as I wander about
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100 Ways to Take Better Nature & Wildlife Photographs is a practical, accessible and stunningly illustrated guide to photographing nature and wildlife from one of the UKs top nature photographers.
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“When shooting nature there nothing better than a getting just a little bit more stabilization. The stabilized you are the slower you can shoot. Brian Carey has an awesome way of holding the camera while shooting nature. It’s a stock that allows you to use your shoulder for more stabilization, just like you would have done
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Singh-Ray has just published an article I wrote about The Essential Filters for Controlling Contrast in Digital Nature Photography. Hopefully this article will help you decide which filters you’ll need for your photography endevours.
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Colorado Springs, CO (PRWEB) July 29, 2009 — Luminescence of Nature Press is pleased to announce the release of The Photographer’s Guide to Silver Efex Pro, the latest eBook by photographer and author Jason P. Odell, Ph.D. The Photographer’s Guide to Silver Efex Pro is a comprehensive PDF tutorial that guides photographers through the steps
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The Nature Conservancy invites you to enter your nature photos to their 4th annual digital photography competition. and comment »
Nature photography. It's not so hard to have 'good' photos when you take scenery shots, doesn't it? The nature is always there. If the exposure is incorrect, just shoot another frame. It's tougher when animals involved, obviously, but scenery shots? Ansal Adams is the THE master of nature/scenery/perfect exposure photography. But today, when we all use digital cameras and we have an instant result...
A few weeks ago I received a copy of Ralph Clevenger’s book, Photographing Nature. I finally got some time to sit down with it this past weekend and boy am I sorry I didn’t open it up sooner. As a person who loves landscape photography, I was extremely impressed with the content, layout, and beautiful ...
Jon Canfield held a workshop on fine art digital printing at the annual summit of the North American Nature Photography Association (NANPA). and comment »
I first discovered John and Barbara Gerlach about a year ago through Nature Photographer Magazine. I remember looking at their photos for the first time and just saying, “wow!” They seem to have mastered every type of nature photography: everything from wildlife to landscapes. But, they’re not just amazing photographers, they’re also pretty awesome writers. ...
When shooting nature there nothing better than a getting just a little bit more stabilization. The stabilized you are the slower you can shoot. Brian Carey has an awesome way of holding the camera while shooting nature. It's a stock that allows you to use your shoulder for more stabilization, just like you would have done with a rifle. It's gonna be all Brian in just a sec, before that m...
