Tips For the Landscape Photographer

Here we are again! Another holiday season is upon us. I'm not sure about you, but I love seeing warm smiles when someone opens up a gift I've thoughtfully sourced for them. I'm a practical gift giver and want my gifts to be helpful to the smiling owner! I've found that photographers do enjoy...

Every season here in Alberta, Canada, is beautiful. However, the summer season holds a special place in my heart because I can usually immerse myself in my chosen campground beneath my favourite mountain in the Canadian Rockies. A schedule absent of routine...

There’s no denying it, storm chasing, done safely, is thrilling, and it’s a lesson in the power of nature. Supercells typically span about 8 to 24 km across, while thunderstorms are usually of the larger size spanning around that 24 km mark. Accompanied by loud thunder, lightning,...

Weather can infuse undeniable beauty into a landscape scene. Here in Alberta, we photographers have many opportunities to embrace rainy weather during the spring, summer and fall months. Steady rain and drizzly days bring in atmospheric, moody low clouds that cling to mountain peaks. On other...

Most of you already know that I enjoy the process of post-processing my landscape photos into my final vision. Post-processing is a cathartic experience for me and allows me to infuse my creativity and experiences in nature into my finished photos.

I've recently acquired Luminar Neo, and I'm...

Love it or hate it, sky replacement is necessary for some photos, especially if you're seeking high-quality photos. One of the ways photographers can get higher-quality night exposures is by using a tracker to capture the night sky. Trackers allow a photographer to use lower ISOs, stop down from...