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What It’s Like to Photograph a Sandstorm

pay per click advertising One of the windiest nights I’ve ever taken pictures turned into perhaps the single most rewarding — and frightening — landscape photography experience of my life. I was on the Mesquite Sand Dunes in Death Valley, … Continue reading

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It’s Official: Sigma Unveils Four Impressive New Lenses

Today, at the 2017 CP+ Camera + Photo Imaging Show in Tokyo, Japan, Sigma confirmed the rumors everyone hoped—and pretty much knew—were true: the company’s launched four new lenses, comprised of the 14mm F1.8 DG HSM, 135mm F1.8 DG HSM Art, 24-70mm F2.8 DG HSM … Continue reading

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How to photograph your winter life even when it’s cold out

Winter has it’s challenges, especially when you are a photographer. It means shorter days and lack of light, and for some much, colder temps. It can be hard to stay motivated when it’s dark by the time many of us … Continue reading

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Your permission to quit (it’s not what you think)

I’ve been photographing professionally since 1999, and I wish I could tell you that with time it gets easier. It doesn’t. In fact, if you find yourself thinking photography is easy or without any challenges, many of us would tell … Continue reading

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ShutterFest 2017 – It’s Never Too Early to Plan for Next Year!

by Skip Cohen Okay, I get that it’s May and April, 2017 seems so far away, but this is one of those “you snooze – you lose” blog posts. If you haven’t been to ShutterFest, Sal Cincotta and the team … Continue reading

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