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Elements

March 02, 2022 - Four Elements Represented through Photography: Earth, Air, Fire, Water Text and photos by Heather Cline The ancien...
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Shooting in bad weather, part 3

February 22, 2021 - A couple years ago, I was in Washington DC for a conference and thought it would be great to get some sunset photos at t...
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Shooting in bad weather, part 2

February 15, 2021 - Weather conditions that are ideal for one subject might not be for another. For example, bright sunny days might be good...
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Shooting in bad weather, part 1

February 08, 2021 - If you are interested in nature photography, you have, or eventually will have deal with "bad weather" while shooting. I...
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The wonderful world of trees

December 14, 2020 - "T" is for Trees. I love trees. No surprise there, but I was quite surprised at how many tree images I had when I start...
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Guess where

September 14, 2020 - "G" is for guessing games. Can you guess where these photos were taken? There are 3 photos from each location. Some are...
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How to: photographing waterfalls

October 02, 2018 - When I am planning a photography trip, I am always on the lookout for waterfalls. I don't care if they are short, tall,...
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Elements

June 20, 2018 - The recent volcanic eruptions of Kilauea in Hawaii got me thinking about the four elements that have been said to be ess...
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How to: Forest photography

December 23, 2017 - Forest photography offers both challenges and opportunities throughout the seasons. Below are some tips for getting the...
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Ten outstanding reasons to catch the next sunrise

July 05, 2016 - 1. You get to see colors like this. You've got to love mother nature. She creates all these cool colors - every freakin...
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