During my first solo travel adventure, I had more time than usual with my own thoughts…and camera. So I’ve boiled down my experience into the 5 most important things I want you to know…

When making a photo, what are you trying to create? A beautiful image, sure. But I also think it’s about sharing the experience and the feeling of what you’re looking at…not just the pretty thing. Learn how to create an experience for your viewer that will make them feel like they were there with you…

Photo critiques are a fabulous way to get valuable feedback on how to improve your photo skills. During the critiques I do with my students, I started seeing a few things show up again and again…

Yes, your camera and its settings are pretty darn important. But it’s not the ONLY important thing in photography. Find out more…

Is it obvious what the subject of your photos is? It should be! That’s what makes your images more interesting, more intriguing, and the best viewer experience. In this blog post you’ll learn 4 techniques to make sure the subject is obvious in your photos.

This is my 50th blog post!! To celebrate I picked my top 9 tips from previous posts and brought them all to you in one place…

You might think that the scene is SO spectacular that a gorgeous photo is guaranteed. But not necessarily…

Sometimes you can’t get the exposure just right when you’re creating the photo. But afterward, just a little editing can really take a blah photo to wow. I walk you through 3 sliders that can make a big difference with those high contrast photos.

Sometimes those cloudy day photos are just a little…blah. I have 3 quick tips to give those photos a little makeover and help them go from blah to wow.