Category Archives: Photograpy How To

Photography News: Rumored Sony Lenses, More Holiday Sales

Posted on December 4, 2022 by ShutterBug

pay per click advertising Yesterday, I went to South Moravia to take some actual photos for today’s Photography News. I visited this wine region in the south of the Czech Republic – not (just) for the wine, but for also … Continue reading →

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How to Optimize Photoshop for Panoramas and Huge Files

Posted on December 3, 2022 by ShutterBug

With today’s ultra-high resolution cameras, it’s easy to take multi-frame panoramas that put a substantial load on your computer and your post-processing software. Other large files can cause the same issues… Photography Life

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Photographing the Antpitta: My Favorite, Elusive Bird

Posted on December 2, 2022 by ShutterBug

Occasionally, someone sees my long lens and asks me the question, “What’s your favorite bird?” If I have too little mood or time to explain my answer, I usually pull out one that doesn’t disappoint. Birds like eagles and harpies … Continue reading →

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A Tale of Two Covers

Posted on December 1, 2022 by ShutterBug

Been tardy as per the blogosphere of late, late being the operative word. Traveling. Assignment in Romania, then the UK. Then teaching in the UK. And now….vacation. A bit of downtime to usher in the end of a wonderfully bumpy … Continue reading →

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Maximum and Minimum Aperture in Photography, Explained

Posted on November 29, 2022 by ShutterBug

Understanding your aperture in photography is key to creating great photos. One of the most important considerations is the difference between “maximum aperture” and “minimum aperture.” You’ll constantly hear photographers use these terms, but they can sound like gibberish if … Continue reading →

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