The Beauty of Bryce Canyon
By Jim Chamberlain Hoodoos are what they call the strange and fanciful rock formations that make Bryce Canyon National Park one of our most beautiful and photogenic places in the Southwest. Spires of ...
Portrait in the Landscape – Work that Scene!
As if shooting just a landscape was not hard enough, I love shooting Portraits in a Landscape. I find it adds an entirely different dimension and interest to the shot, with the Portrait sometimes help...
Snow over Four Peaks, a very unique photograph
By Ivan Martinez We live in the desert. We are known for dry and hot weather. Photos of Arizona with dry landscape and hot sunsets are abundant. Arizona has many amazing attractive locations that peop...
Las Vegas – So Much to See (and Photograph!)
By Megan P Galope Most people I talk to either love or hate Las Vegas. Many dread having to go there on business, with all of the people and noise. But Vegas is a great place for photography, with so ...
Traveling and Photographing in Japan
By Meng Tay Photographers are always looking for new subjects or scenes. If you are tired of the same old, same old, why not consider traveling to Japan? First, let me give you the reasons why you...
How the West Was Won
By Nathaniel Smalley The American Southwest, a land of raw elements and rugged terrain, a place where only the hardiest wildlife and plants survive. This corner of the world has captivated the imag...
5 Steps to Overcoming Your Fears in the Wild
by Michael Greene – Wild Moments Let’s face it – taking pictures in the wild can be an intimidating experience. Whether you have a fear of heights, tight spaces, wild animals, lightening...