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Finding meaning in everyday life reduces fear and uncertainty, and helps us find our way in an otherwise complicated world. Likewise, by making photos that explore the beauty of simple things, we can connect with our world in a personal and, often, more profound way.
Read MoreI made this photo at the infamous Killing Fields soon after the Khmer Rouge murdered Aussie Tourist David Wilson. The photo was made back in 1994. I had to delve deep into the archives to find it, but it was worth the effort for the memories it brought back.
Read MoreLine and shape are two essential elements of composition photographers employ to create great photos. Let’s explore how you can incorporate these elements into your own photos to produce more interesting and visually dynamic images.
Read MoreMelancholy is beautiful and, to my way of thinking, misunderstood. Let's explore the relationship between the creative soul and melancholy.
Read MoreGreenland is a remarkable country. A harsh, wild and beautiful environment where nature rules in its pristine state. But change is coming and Greenland looks set to experience a big boom in mining and defence. Many people will profit, but what cost will be paid by the local Inuit people if the United States of America acquires Greenland?
Read MoreArriving in Ilulissat, Greenland is an amazing experience. I ventured to Greenland for a taste of this wild, brutal and beautiful land. And I wasn’t disappointed.
Read MoreYellow Mountain, located in Anhui Province, China offers amazing opportunities for landscape photography. During my visit I was pleased to discover that, in addition to the sublime alpine scenery, making photos of workers on the mountain was also possible.
Read MoreViewpoint, sometimes referred to as angle of view, is a critical consideration for the photographer working to create a great composition. Here's how viewpoint and perspective influence the success and communicative power of your photos.
Read MoreThe photos you take are a big deal. But is it subject matter, narrative, composition or metaphor that motivates the kind of photos you take?
Read MoreGreenland, existing primarily of ice and rock, is a massive wilderness. The aerial photos in this post, made near the end of my flight from Reykjavik, Iceland to Ilulissat in West Greenland, showcase the monumental proportions and harsh environment of this sparsely populated, arctic nation.
Read MoreIlulissat Icefjord, located off the West coast of Greenland in Disko Bay, 250 km (155 miles) north of the Arctic Circle, contains a huge and ever-changing body of ice. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004, Ilulissat Icefjord is best explored on a midnight cruise.
Read MoreTrey Ratcliff is, arguably, the world’s most famous contemporary photographer with a huge worldwide audience drawn through his Stuck in Customs website and massive social media following. Here’s how Trey and I met, while photographing the sunset at Milford Sound on the South Island of New Zealand.
Read MoreLake Hayes is a pristine, picture postcard location on the road between Queenstown and Arrowtown in New Zealand.
Read MoreHaving a clear and well defined identity is so important to the creative process in visual arts like photography. The more often you listen to your inner voice, the more you’ll be able to live your life the way you’re supposed to be living it.
Read MoreBold and striking, yet serene and sublime, Chinese architecture can be breathtakingly beautiful to behold.
Read MoreHere’s how virtual copies in Adobe Lightroom can help you make better photos, more often.
Read MoreThe Látrabjarg Cliffs in Iceland are a wild, windy and stunningly beautiful place for bird photography. Towering up to 440 meters high and extending for 14 kilometers, the cliffs mark the westernmost point of Iceland and, by extension, Europe.
Read MoreI’ve had the good fortune to travel to India on numerous occasions. But it wasn’t until my most recent trip that I was able to explore Kolkata and the spectacular Hooghly River. What I discovered was spectacular, authentic and deeply moving.
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