Parker Lake Fall Colors Reflection, originally uploaded by Jeff Sullivan. Fall is one of my favorite times to shoot, as California’s Sierra Nevada is decorated… Read More »Shooting & Postprocessing Fall Colors Images
Shooting Process: Kearsarge Lakes Evening Reflection, originally uploaded by Jeff Sullivan. When I see an opportunity to capture a nice reflection I may capture a… Read More »Photographic Technique: Iterative Composition
To increase your successful exposures and the percentage of your shots which successfully capture what you saw, there are a number of things you can… Read More »Photographic Technique: Exposure for Maximum Reality and Flexibility
This is an updated and expanded version of an article I wrote a couple of years ago. Note the embedded links to related articles. I… Read More »16 Steps to Great Results!
Here are some speaking notes that I’ll use as I lead a Landscape Photography overview tonight. I’m going to try to cover the topic in… Read More »Landscape Photography in a Nutshell
Tree on Fire, originally uploaded by Jeff Sullivan. I see that question a lot posed online, in discussion groups, even under photos. To me liking… Read More »Color Accuracy vs. Art in Photo Post-processing, the Case for HDR
To get a photo sharp from way close to infinity, just focus on the hyperfocal point for your camera, f stop, and degree of zoom… Read More »Hyperfocal Landscape Photography: Maximize Your Depth of Field!
As a general rule of thumb the full moon rises at sunset and sets at sunrise. This is very convenient because you can get the… Read More »How To Plan Great Full Moon Rise and Set Photos!
Polarizing filters are fairly well known for being able to darken a blue sky and increase contrast with white clouds in a scene, for reducing… Read More »Polarizing Filters: A Major Ally for Landscape Photography