Lightroom vs. Luminar – What’s the Difference?
One question I get asked quite frequently since doing my review of Luminar 2018 is “What is the difference between Lightroom and Luminar and which is better?” While Lightroom and
Top 10 Wildlife Photos of 2017
Last week I shared with you my Top 10 Landscape Photos of 2017. But only half of my work is landscapes. I love wildlife photography too. I do most of
Top 10 Landscape Photos of 2017
Happy New Year! As I sit in the sunny but windy desert on this second day of the new year, it’s time to reflect on the year gone by. It’s
Hunterian Art Gallery in Glasgow, Scotland
After the long drive from the west coast of Canada to Scotland (which incidentally took longer than going to China!), I gave myself a day to rest up, get over
Black Friday Deals for Photographers 2017
Save 30% On All Photography eBooks and Video CoursesThis Black Friday sales begins NOW and ends on Monday, November 27th. As a snowbird, I spend my winters in the southwest USA,
Luminar 2018 SuperNova Review and Video Demo
A few months ago I started to feel like my post-processing routine was getting a bit stale. I guess as soon as I can call it a routine I should
Huangshan China Sepia Collection
When I went to China, I had a vision in my mind of a type of photograph I wanted to make. The vision came from my childhood. When I was
Aurora HDR 2018 Review and Video Demo
I thought I was over HDR. I used to use it quite a bit around 5 years ago when it was all the fad. Like many photographers, I went through
Grizzly Bear Photography in Khutzeymateen British Columbia – Part 1
“Hello Bear,” I said. He looked up. “I see you,” I said. And he saw me. I felt him look into my eyes. Not scared, not worried, not concerned, just
Reasons to Love Vancouver Island in Summer: #4 Dolphins
Are you noticing a trend here? Yes, I love my wildlife photography in summer here in British Columbia. My favourite thing to do is go out in my little boat
Reasons to Love Vancouver Island in Summer: #3 Bald Eagles
We have a bald eagle nest in the estuary behind our campsite in Campbell River, British Columbia. It’s too far away to photograph (for me), but with a spotting scope,