“Flora” is the Photo Theme For May
Flora – Flowers are an ideal and rewarding subject for photographers. It’s understandable and there are many reasons for it: they are photogenic at the first sight, interesting, colorful, variable…
“Holes” are the Photo Theme For April
Holes – This month’s theme allows you to get out of the “hole” you are in and exhibit your creativity. There are black holes, donut holes, Alice went down the…
“Clouds” are the Photo Theme For March
Clouds – If you’re into landscape photography then you will almost certainly know that clouds can have a massive impact on the atmosphere and beauty of a shot. Clouds can…
“Sunrise/Sunset” is the Photo Theme For February
Sunrise/Sunset – Photographing the warm glow of a sunrise or sunset is perhaps the most relaxing scene to capture. When most people are still asleep or having dinner the intrepid…
“Three of Something” is the Photo Theme For January
Three of Something – In photography, the number three pops up quite frequently. It is evident in many of the images we make or how we make them. The Rule…
“Snow, Rain and/or Fog” is the Photo Theme For December
Snow, Rain, and/or Fog – As photographers, we tend to monitor weather conditions before deciding whether to shoot outdoors on any given day. After investing thousands of dollars in a…
“Looking Up” is the Photo Theme For November
Looking Up – Do you want to transform your photography from ordinary to extraordinary? One way to accomplish this is to change your perspective or choose a different vantage point when…
“Mountains” are the Photo Theme For October
Mountains – What is a better subject for an iconic landscape photo than a majestic mountain peak? While mountains provide an ideal setting for nature photography, they also present some…
“Rocks” are the Photo Theme For September
Rocks – When I was learning photography an instructor gave us an assignment to “find yourself in the rocks.” As part of this learning experience you not only learned how…
“Long Exposure” is the Theme For August
Long Exposures – The way to control motion in your photographs is to use different shutter speeds. Short exposures freeze motion while long exposures blur motion. Longer shutter speeds can…