So You Want To Be A Professional Wildlife Photographer? Part One

Here's an article on selling your photos to publishers. How are photos priced? What is a stock agency? And why you should never contribute images to these rip-off "royalty free stock photo" internet agencies!
 

Hunting Wildlife With A Camera -- The Woodland Ninja™ Way

Don't want to be one of those wildlife photographers standing on the roadside in a throng of other photographers? Then learn to "hunt" wildlife with a camera off the beaten track!

Hunting For Good Photography Gear

Some of the best bags, clothing and other gear for nature photography are made for hunters and sold through places like Cabela's. Find out HERE some of the items I think are essential!
 

How To Add A Watermark To Your Images

Ever wonder how people get a watermark on their online images? Here's and article on how to put your signature or text on your photos.

How To Write Photoshop Actions

One of the best features of Photoshop is the ability to "record" the things you do to an image so that you automatically apply the same steps to other images. These recordings are called "Actions." Learn how to write Actions here.
 

Applying Actions To Multiple Images – Photoshop’s Batch Command

Now that you've learned to write actions, here's how you can get Photoshop to apply them to a bunch of images at a time, while you sip coffee or take a nap.

JPEG vs. RAW, and JPEG Myths:
I weigh in on the debate of whether to shoot JPEG or RAW, and debunk some common myths about JPEG. Click HERE.

On Pixel-Peeping:
(Or the tendency to scrutinize photos to death.) Read It HERE.

You Be The Judge:
How much difference in image quality between a JPEG and RAW Image? Can your eye see a difference? A RAW-JPEG comparison HERE.

Using Windows Explorer To Organize Your Images:
Windows Explorer is the best way to see, organize and move your image files. But Microsoft hid it beginning with Win98 Second Edition. Here's how to use it.

Explaining Pixels, Resolution, DPI and PPI:
 
The concepts of resolution, pixels, and the proper use of DPI and PPI are confusing! Click HERE for an article I wrote for Outdoors Unlimited that helps explain these terms.

Comparing the Canon EF 300 f/2.8 MkI and MkII

When Canon announced they were replacing their fabulous 300mm f/2.8 with an updated model, I was highly skeptical. After all, the MkI version of this lens was arguably the sharpest, and fastest focusing, super telephoto on the market. I recently had the chance to compare these two lenses, with the last generation tele-extenders, and the new MKIII versions, and what I found was very surprising! You can read about my experience HERE.

Personalized Photography Lessons!

Would you like to master your camera? Have you invested real money in camera gear, but still not getting the results you'd like? Are you not happy with your photo editing skills? Then I can help. I'm now offering one-on-one photography instruction.

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