On Becoming a Pro
November 8, 2008
Maine Pics
Boy, was it cold up here this morning! We did a sunrise shoot and my students got some very nice images. On the way back to the car and snapped of this shot looking south
Maine Pics
I have just gotten back from two weeks in Acadia National Park doing two workshops and in a matter of hours I will be on my way to New Zealand for a little Rand R.
Editing your images
I am just finishing my third workshop in a row- one in Vermont and two in Acadia National Park in Maine- and I have noticed several recurring themes among my students. The big one is
Bursts
Most of the time when I am out taking pictures I am shooting a single frame at a time. This is because I am taking my time, waiting for just the right moment where the
Fall Color Update
So what is the status of the New England Fall color? Hard to say. Last week there were a couple of days when I thought the season would pass before it even started but now
New England Fall Color update
I have been asked a lot lately about the potential for fall color this year. My answer is the same for everyone- I don’t know! In fact, no one knows for sure no matter how
Makes you Think
This post is going to a bit out of the ordinary, even for me. I want you to go to a very short video at this web address- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOl4vwhwkW8&feature=youtube_gdata_player It is ingenious and simple and
Polarizer for Fall Colors
Tis that time of the year again, a favorite time of year for all photographers, when the forests across the country conspire to put on a fireworks show of colors. From red and yellow vine
Gotta Read This
It is not very often that I find something so compelling, so beautifully written that I feel it necessary to share on my blog. Brenda Berry just posted a wonderful article about a encounter she
Foreground-again
I’m back on one of my favorite topics- foreground. But this time I’m not going to write so much about the value of foreground ( adds drama, impact, balance to your photography) but more on
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.
