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My Single Lens Story

Searching For More Millimeters Nature and outdoor photographers will tell you that you can never have too long of a lens – the more millimeters, the better! I’m one of those photographers. For me a single lens that has wide … Continue reading

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Zooming In

Zambriskie Point is of my favorite areas to visit in Death Valley. I am awed by its magnificent landscape created by millions of years of erosion. When climb the steep path from the visitor entrance, you’re immediately greeted by the … Continue reading

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Composition Tip # 1

Creative framing is one of the secrets to taking top notch photos. Composition Often, the photographer feels compelled to frame the entire subject. But you may find it equally interesting to be more selective about how much of the subject … Continue reading

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