When I look back through my images, I often remember less about the technical settings and more about the people who shared the experience with me.
Six Years of Happiness Hour: 284 Wednesdays of Seeing Differently
The In-Between Season: Photographing the Quiet Thaw
Finding Joy in Looking Back
Each photograph carries a story: the new technique you finally mastered, the creative challenge you pushed yourself to try, the moment in nature that surprised you, or the scene that made you stop and breathe. When we revisit these images, we start to see patterns—stronger compositions, bolder choices, more confident editing, and a clearer sense of our own voice.
Why We Photograph What We Love
Photography, Friendship, and a Side of Queso
Introduction to Scanography by Donald Simpson
Scanners used to be used only for making copies, faxing, creating PDFs, scanning slides, photos and photo negatives. But not anymore. They can now be used to create beautiful art with resolution and print sizes well beyond the size of the scanner. Perhaps even as large as a wall in your home. There is no other equipment to purchase or set up, then take down, making it easy to create this art within minutes of conceiving an idea. You are limited only by your imagination.
How to Get Rich Shooting Photography by Greg Daily
Wildflowers: Beauty in Bloom by Gayle Fetick
Wanderlust in Motion by Tricia Zeigler
The Power of Personal Projects by Valerie Hoffman
The Power of Personal Projects by Valerie Hoffman
At the start of a new year, lots of photographers sign themselves up for motivational photo challenges. A 365 Day project is one of the most popular. The idea is to commit to getting out and creating a new image EVERY SINGLE DAY. In addition, you need to edit and get it posted online – maybe to your own personal social media page, or one as a part of a larger group doing the same thing.
Your Brand Your Story by Jama Pantel
Your Brand Your Story by Jama Pantel
Are you playful, serious, sarcastic, authoritative? How do you want to be perceived? Think of what is most true to you so that you can perfectly reflect your brand. However, since your brand is a reflection of you, it’s forever changing and growing. So, give yourself some grace.