This is the last of the 7 week photo challenge! First, I wanted to thank everyone who has participated. It has been great to see all of your images! Now, on to the good stuff! The subject for the final challenge is trees. For anyone that has followed my photography for a while, you know that I often use trees as the main subject. I wanted to share a couple of different ways that you can approach tree captures. This first image is one of my very favorite ways to shoot trees. I

Whether it's trees, ripples in the water, or the brick on the side of your house, patterns are all around us, even if we don't pay attention to them. This weeks photo challenge is pattern photography so let's jump in with some examples and some different ways to photograph them! In the above example a succulent has a pattern arrangement. This might not be the most exciting example of a pattern in the world, but it does illustrate the point that you don't have to go far to fin

A blog on minimalist architecture photography. My fails and tips on how you can avoid them.

The golden hour, the best light, huge dynamic range, bountiful colors and you with a camera. What could go wrong? Over the years I've made about a million mistakes so I'm going to try to give you guys some tips that should help you avoid my errors!! Let's go through what should be the most obvious point, but is often missed. Level your camera. The most obvious mistake I make is not getting this right in the field. I often feel rushed to shoot because I worry about missing the