Learn, Improve & Grow

I enjoy my wide-angle photography, and I bet that you do too. Most landscape photographers revel at the opportunity to feast their eyes and camera upon those larger scenes. But last year, one of my goals was to pay attention to what was under my feet. I wanted to challenge myself to step out of...

A few weeks ago, I mentioned the value of setting goals to grow and develop as a photographer. In that article, I discussed some essential tips to keep in mind when setting development goals. One of the points I mentioned was how important practice is to the developing photographer. Practice will...

There's this bug that bites many photographers who develop a passion for the activity. It's called the "I want to keep improving my technique and creativity." It's that willingness to be open-minded about learning and drive to put in the effort to improve that will get you the results you want.

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If there's one thing I know a lot about, it is photography during the winter months. Living in Canada, we can see snow in and around Banff National Park for sometimes twelve months of the year! So I know firsthand that photographing wintry scenes isn't always easy.

First off, you're dressed...

It's almost impossible to ignore that fresh start feeling that comes with a new year. There are so many things I love about photography. One of those things is the ability to constantly strive toward growth and improvement with in-field technique and post-processing. But with so many different...

I believe photography is a never-ending journey of exploring, learning and development. The opportunity to constantly learn and improve my photography skills is one of the aspects of being a photographer that I love the most. 

A photographer's journey is often made up of two...