Photographing the Moonrise - Part 2 of 2
Author: Vern West Your chance to practice photographing the moon-rise is right around the corner. June 2nd is the next full moon. As mentioned in Part 1 of my blog, there are some key factors to r...
Photographing the Moonrise - Part 1 of 2
Author: Vern West We’ve all seen photos of a seemingly full moon-rise with beautiful sunset colors on the surrounding landscape and the moon bright and full. Here is how it is done without trick...
A Walk in Sabino Canyon
Author: David Huffman Sabino Canyon, located immediately North East of Tucson, is a national park worthy of a trek for any nature-lover or photographer. Many locals go there for a weekly walk. Th...
What’s New in Adobe Lightroom CC
by Suzanne Mathia With the release of the newest version of Lightroom this morning I have been inundated with requests for information and updates. I will know more later today and will put all the ne...
When to go to your Dark Side
Since I hooked you with the title (you’re reading this after all), I’m not talking about emulating Darth Vader. I am talking about when I feel compelled to go from the seductive world of ...
Street Photography
by Rick Jacobi Street photography is a very fun, interesting and different type of photography. Instead of a tripod, you’re hand-holding your camera. Sometimes you have just a split second to take t...
To Stack or not to Stack?
by Bruce Taubert A few years ago I became quite excited about photographing “jumping spiders.” They have beautiful eyes, a hairdo that would make Alfalfa jealous, and all sorts of interesting feat...
iPad on the Run
by Amy Horn I love my iPad. There may be some tablets that do these same tasks, but I began on an iPad and it is what I know. Last Saturday, my son was running in a track meet in Phoenix and since I l...