By Wayne Cosshall Because modern photographic equipment is so technological, many assume there is little you can do yourself to solve problems, and that every “solution” must be bought. But this is not the case. On Digital ImageMaker , I recently wrote about the GigaPan Epic , a motorized...
By David Saffir In my first post on shooting landscape photography last month, I shared a few tips for increasing your odds of going home with tack-sharp images. In this post, I’ll dig deeper into the details of making the most of your landscape photo opportunities. This list is based in many ways...
By David Saffir In earlier posts, I’ve commented about the progress we’ve enjoyed with regard to new tools for photography. Here, I’ll back up those statements by briefly describing an relatively easy system that I’ve developed to make highly detailed panorama photographs. (The only caveat: Everything...
By David Saffir Recently, it hit me. We are well into a new golden age of photography. With across-the-board improvements in innovative technologies, equipment costs, ease of use, and image quality, photographers can now choose from an amazing range of possibilities to be creative and share their work...
By Jon Canfield I’ve been in a photographic rut for the past few months. Lately, it’s been easier for me to find reasons not to pick up a camera than to get out and shoot. So, for my New Year’s resolution, I’m assigning myself projects to keep the creative juices flowing. I’ve always kept a notebook...