Bad days?
June 26, 2018
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So last night I had what a lot of people would define as a bad day taking photos, considering that I took under 10 photos in the 2 hours that I was out. A bad is all about perspective though. As corny as it sounds, it's all about how you perceive that day, as well as what you do on that day. I had a pretty good day of photos, without taking a winni...
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A word on shutter speed
August 15, 2017
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A common question I get as a photographer is "how did you do that". Often times, the techniques that photographers use are actually quite simple, it's just the tools needed and the knowing (it's half the battle). One of the more power tools is using shutter speed. Using shutter speed I can freeze motion or I can blur parts of the picture, giving th...
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Bison
August 08, 2017
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Bison are large, powerful mammals, that used to roam the entire middle part of the country with impunity. However they are a fairly docile animal, and were hunted extensively in the late 1800's-early 1900's, to the point that if you want to see one today, you have to go to certain locations. Yellowstone is home to the most "wild" bison in the USA,...
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Storms in Lamar Valley
August 04, 2017
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I visited Lamar Valley in Yellowstone National Park last year, and if I had to describe how that time was, the term wet would come to mind pretty quickly. the weather was not perfect in the "I'm on vacation and want nice, sunny weather", but for photography, bad weather is good weather. Lamar Valley was a great location, full of fall colors, mounta...
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Patience
July 31, 2017
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Often out in the world, it's all too easy to think your location is getting you nothing and take up the "grass is greener on the other side" mentality. It's very easy to just pick up and move on to another location, however doing so might cost you a good shot. Showing a little patience at a site, can turn into the shot you were looking for or even...
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