What to See and Photograph in San Francisco If You Only Have 2 Hours
I am seriously in love with San Francisco. It is by far the most beautiful city I have ever visited and had the privilege to photograph. Some people even say it is the … Read more
Top Reason Why I Switched from Canon to Sony
After 10 years of shooting with Canon, I finally switched to Sony. I say “finally” because I was contemplating the move for a long time. Many of my readers, friends and fellow photographers … Read more
Snow Ride in Old Montreal
My original plan was to post a new photo that reflects the 2014 holiday season but it was not easy to do. Here in Montreal, we were on track to have amazing white … Read more
Bryce Canyon – Minutes Before the Snow Storm (Utah)
As I was standing at the edge of the Bryce Canyon watching the storm from the distance I had no idea how different the landscape would look in 15-20 minutes. It was hard … Read more
Manhattan’s Tilted View (New York)
I know that some photographers try to avoid well known and recognizable places when they travel as they are always in search of new and unique spots. I have a different approach when … Read more
Review: “The Art of Digital Blending” Video Course by Jimmy McIntyre
I am a big proponent of High Dynamic Range (HDR) photography. I shoot multiple photos with different exposures and later combine them together to create rich images with extended dynamic range. I always … Read more
Vermilion Cliffs National Monument (Arizona)
This was the end of the eventful day during my trip to Arizona and Utah. Earlier that day I woke up in Grand Canyon Village and, after a short-stroke along the rim of … Read more
Creating a Dark Blue Sky in Photoshop in Under One Minute
This is a very common challenge for any photographer. When you shoot wide open and well lit landscapes, the sky is always a few stops lighter than the foreground elements of the composition. … Read more
Brooklyn Bridge Wires and the Flag (New York)
The Brooklyn Bridge is an iconic element of the New York landscape. It is easily recognizable with its historical roots and you cannot go wrong by including it in your composition. I have plenty … Read more
Red Colors of the Fall (Montreal)
More “fall colors” from Montreal. Normally, the colors of the “fall foliage” are yellow and gold and on rare occasions, you can find the tree with bright red, “burning” colors. I spotted this … Read more