Photographing from a Boat

    I’ll get right to the point here- photographing from a boat isn’t easy Sooner or later we all get the opportunity to photograph from a boat. In many cases it is the only

Photograph’n with Lisa- Part 2

I have photographed a lot of horses in my time- from old nags on old farms to prized thoroughbreds in Kentucky- so I know a little bit about how to shoot a horse. But watching

Photograph’n with Lisa

Last week I went out photographing with my friend Lisa Cumen an extremely accomplished equine fine art photographer. When I say I went out photographing what I mean is that I held her lenses and

Wedding Photographer?

Every so often I volunteer to photograph a neighbors wedding- happens about once every 5 years. I know every photographer hates to photograph weddings but I find it a mildly amusing puzzle- how am I

Tofino, British Columbia, Gallery

Time to crow about a great workshop that Brenda Berry and I completed last week. Tofino, BC, sits mid-coast on Vancouver Island on the tip of a peninsula bounded by the Pacific Ocean and the

Tidepool update

I have just gotten back from my workshop in Tofino, BC., and I have sad ecological news. The tide pools that I have raved about, that I look forward to seeing and photographing so much

Tidepools!!

I’m up in Tofino, British Columbia, on the Pacific side of Vancouver Island doing a workshop for Santa Fe Photography Workshops. This is one of my all-time favorite places to teach and photograph because there

Spring Trees

There are lots of things to photograph in Spring other than wildflowers (even though I Love to photograph flowers!). One of my other favorite things to photograph is usually overlooked- the first tree leaves of

Crossroads Vermont workshop

There are still spots left on my Vermont Crossroads workshop that I am doing in June in my home area in southern Vermont. This year we will have two non-profit partners- the Vermont Land Trust

Hidden behind the Color

Messin’ around with some pics late last night and look what I found!! There, right in front of me all this time, where some really nice black and white forest images! they had been hiding

David Middleton is a professional outdoor photographer, teacher and writer. David has been a professional photographer for more than 30 years and has traveled extensively throughout all of the US and Canada and much of Central and South America, South and east Africa and Australia.

Recent Articles

Categories