Tips For the Landscape Photographer

Landscape photography is both a science and an art. The science half of landscape photography is something that can be learned and put into practice. The art side is creating images that speak to who you are as a photographer. As a photography educator, I aim to teach you the science and art you...

It's been a warm and beautiful fall season here in the Canadian Rockies. More often than not, the warm weather has coincided with clear blue skies—perfect fall hiking conditions but not always the best conditions for the landscape photographer side of me. I crave drama in my landscape...

Although short-lived, where I'm from, fall is one of my favourite times of the year. Cozy oversized sweaters, apple cider, a carefully crafted apple crisp, the smell of cinnamon and nutmeg and that spicy scent lingering in the air after a marathon day of salsa creation all flood my senses...

This year fall is slowly making her appearance in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. With her late arrival, I'm going to bet that this season will be shorter than usual, as that snow is always super eager to blanket those mountain peaks as soon as possible. But, as long as the colour holds,...

Regardless of how you feel about the transition into fall, summer is quickly coming to an end. Personally, I look forward to the fall season. The colours of change take my breath away, and I'm most definitely a sweater-loving, cinnamon-enjoying, and warm Chai tea latte kinda...

Summer and water are the perfect pair. There's nothing quite like a splash of water to cool down that summer heat.

When seeking out compositions for my images, I find that I'm always drawn to the element of water. As water can liven up a landscape photo, especially when used with intention.

While...