Selecting the right lighting for your Fine Art Photography purchase is an important consideration to bring out the best in your new purchase.

On my way past Steamboat Springs, I visited my daughter who was working at a dude ranch near Clark, Colorado.  She told me that the mornings had been quite foggy and I could most likely capture some great images.

Techniques and thoughts around hanging your new fine art imagery

Fine out the story behind the image.  See where and how the image was taken and what it was like to be there

A behind the scene look at creating an image in the Crested Butte High Country

Custom Compositing an Image for a Client

My family has travelled many of the regions across New Zealand, each with their own unique beauty and charm.  We have always been amazed each time we explore a new area.  Recently we completed a trip to the Otago and Southland regions of New Zealand.  They are located at the far southern area of the South Island (see map at the end).  On our previous trips, we explored much of the North Island and the central/northern part of the South Island.  Each region reminds us of yet another amazing place in the world that we have travelled, all compacted into one nation.  No matter where you travel in New Zealand, you will always find a welcoming people, who enjoy life, friends and family.  When I talk to people with NZ, I say, “Go for the scenery, Stay for the People”.

For all you landscapers our there....Last weekend, I learned a technique to remove those pesky halos and dark lines in my landscape photographs.   I have been applying it to my landscaping editing. Works well and saves a lot of time.

Have  you ever seen photographs of flowing streams or waterfalls that look like images from a fantasy land?  Wondered how this was done?  With a little bit of practice, some equipment and a sturdy tripod, you can do this also!

Photographing the yearly Crane migration in Kearney Nebraska