Author: Jeff Insel I’ve had several people inquire as to the settings and lens I used for my “Moon Shot”, so I thought I’d try answering in blog form. I had planned to photograph this event ...
Author: LeRoy DeJolie This month marks a significant milestone in my photographic career. It was 20 years ago, this very day when I conducted my very first photographic workshop as an Instructor wit...
Author: Megan Galope There are many keys to photographing wildlife, including being in the right place at the right time, configuring your settings (higher ISO and open aperture to make sure you hav...
Author: Greg McKelvey The Mogollon Rim, stretching from near Flagstaff to New Mexico, is more than a unique topographic and geologic feature. It’s forests are home to numerous, albeit hidden Moun...
Author: Jeff Cox I have used the Nero trigger’s laser function for photographing birds, especially humming birds. With the Nero you can set the threshold, a delay in milliseconds and how many fr...
Beth Ruggiero-York will be presenting two learning sessions at Arizona Highways Photo Workshops’ 30th Anniversary Symposium. Here’s more about her “Light Painting for Landscapes an...
Bruce Taubert will be presenting two learning sessions at Arizona Highways Photo Workshops’ 30th Anniversary Symposium. Here’s more about his “Macro- Photography” Session. Bruce takes ph...
Author: Amy Horn Since I was young, I remember hearing some version of the saying “listen and learn” from my parents. They would be happy to know that I have finally taken their advice. Probably n...
Author: Beth Ruggiero-York In my last blog post, I gave you the details and timing of the upcoming lunar eclipse. In this post, I’ll help you get started with the process of photographing a lunar ec...
Author: Beth Ruggiero-York We have an important night coming, or rather, the moon has an important night coming. On September 27-28, the full moon will be at its perigee when it rises – perigee is w...