Unless you’re a working pro, it can sometimes be hard to justify shelling out the money for expensive camera gear. Heck, it’s hard for me sometimes, and I do gig this full time. That’s why it makes sense to rent lenses, … Continue reading →
In a recent post, I enthusiastically extolled the creative and practical benefits of using short telephoto lenses. Basically, they’re light, fast, compact, sharp and great for shooting a variety of outdoor photography related subject matter from people, sports, adventure, nature … Continue reading →
A short telephoto lens has long been a staple piece of gear in my camera bag. The third lens I ever bought was a Nikon 105mm f/2.5 manual lens; when that got stolen, I bought another. That one got stolen … Continue reading →
Starting today, I’m introducing the first of three featured contributors who I’m bringing on to write monthly columns for this site. In my quest to bring you the best information, resources and creative tips, I’ve found three great photographer/writers who I … Continue reading →
I’m a Nikon guy. I use Nikon cameras and Nikon flashes. So, when I go looking for information and inspiration to learn new off-camera lighting techniques, I turn to the guru of lighting, Joe McNally. I’ve mentioned his book, The … Continue reading →
