How To Photograph Flowers
Last Updated: March 12, 2026 In this installment of “Great Subjects”, we’re going to look at how to approach flower photography for more creative and interesting photos that go beyond
The Orca’s Welcome
My boat Snoopy is all waxed and shiny, ready for the season here in Campbell River, British Columbia. We just had our first day of boating, and our first day
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An Eagle’s Welcome
I can’t remember the last time I made an image, processed it, and published it on the same day. I’m lucky if I process my images in the same year
How To Photograph Trees
In this instalment of “Great Subjects” we’re going to be working on one of nature’s most popular subjects: trees. You might be surprised to discover that there are so many different
Big Bend Ranch State Park, Texas
I love the national parks. And one of my all time favourites is Big Bend National Park in Texas. But right next door is another, even more secluded, gem: Big
Maasai Goat Herders in Tanzania
Is it crazy that I’m still processing photos from my trip to Africa a year and a half ago? I used to process all my photos in order, but now
How To Photograph Intimate Landscapes
In this instalment of my tutorial series “Great Subjects”, we’re going to be looking at one of my favourite types of landscape photography: intimate landscapes. As landscape photographers, we tend
Zebras in the Serengeti
In Serengeti National Park, Tanzania, where the vast plains meet the sky, it first seems unlikely that there could be as many animals as I’ve heard about. After all, it’s so
Interview in Light and Landscape Magazine
If you have an iPad or other iOS device, you’ll be interested in an app called Light and Landscape Magazine. And this month, I am very excited to be interviewed
Iceland: Natural Ice Sculptures
Breiðamerkursandur. That’s what they call it. But since I can’t say that, I think of it as the Black Sand Beach which is just across from the famous Jökulsárlón Glacial Lagoon