I hear Olympus and Sony say “leave the tripod home” and such because the stabilization is so good, so this last backpacking trip I decided to put that to the test. Is the stabilization amazing? Yes. Did I make it work? Yes. Will I be leaving my tripod home on future trips? …
That’s the tricky thing about weather. I always hope for partly-cloudy or even mostly-cloudy skies when I shoot the sunrise, but for the last five times in a row my sky has either been completely overcast, blocking any rays that might illuminate the Teton’s highest peaks; or completely clear, rendering any magic that might have occurred to be bland. The past five shoots have taught me that it takes more than a few majestic peaks in perfect reflection to make a good image.
What’s your favorite method of composition? Rule of Thirds? Golden Ratio? leading lines? So many new photographers come to me and ask “how should I compose my pictures? What are the rules?”
I’m very excited to announce the release of my latest project, The Haute Route. This project has been a major part of my life for the better part of a year, and hundreds of hours have been dedicated to its creation. Thank you for joining me on the trek!
There is a lot of misunderstanding regarding ND filters, and what they are actually used for on drones. Here’s a brief 101 regarding ND filters and their use on drones. I hope my experience can help you answer your questions.
