Great Photography Blogs

G Dan Mitchell Photography

One of the most striking signs of spring in some portions of California is the intensely colorful blooming of the redbud plants.

This week I’ll be running a free 4 day online astronomy landscape workshop discussing Star Trail photography at 9am PST Monday March 26th to Thursday March 29th.

Petrified Waves of Sand » JMG-Galleries – Jim M. Goldstein Photography

While light was softer in the morning to bring out the detail of these sand formations I’ve grown to love this view with the harsher late morning light. The larger view of the patterns in contrasty light reveal a hidden “Z” providing a unique compositional element for the eye to follow.

Taylor Davidson Photography

One of Photography’s Great Paradoxes » JMG-Galleries – Jim M. Go

http://www.jmg-galleries.com/blog/2010/07/08/one-of-photographys-great-paradoxes/

With out the experience of seeing new environments, lighting conditions/phenomenon, affect of various lenses, etc.

William Neill's Light on the Landscape PhotoBlog

My first article for Outdoor Photographer was published in the March/April issue 1986. The magazine started up the previous year, and a photograph of mine appeared on the cover of the second issue.

Pyramid Mountain and Patricia Lake during a foggy Fall sunrise, Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada.

Photo Blog - Photography Blog for Niebrugge Images

Photography Blog Black Star Rising

It’s no secret that social media can be leveraged to monetize your reputation as a photography expert. But there is a dark side to this: a whole new generation of photography role models coming up who are unfit to be role models.

In the Field: Photo Blog by Richard Wong

Digital Outdoor Photography: 101 Top Tips by Heather Angel

Adventures Through the Lens

I last visited the manatee of Crystal River, Florida in 2010. It was an especially hard year for them with horrific cold snaps that left many dead from cold-stress syndrome.