Photography Blog
Here you’ll find my thoughts on a variety of topics related to photography. You’ll learn more about my personal story, and get a deeper understanding of how I see the world through the lens of my camera. I’ll share tips and suggestions for new and experienced photographers, as well as the backstories behind some of my favorite photos. If you have feedback, feel free to post a comment, or reach out.
Beginner Photography Gear: What to Buy and What to Skip
Landscape photography requires the right gear to capture stunning images, but not all equipment is essential to start. In this post, we'll group gear into three categories: must-have, nice-to-have, and wait-to-have.
Beginner Tips for Bird Photography
Spring is a wonderful season for bird photography as it marks the time when many bird species return from their winter migration. As the weather gets warmer and the days get longer, it's the perfect opportunity to capture stunning images of local birds in their natural habitats. Whether you're entirely new to bird photography or just looking for a refresher, here are some beginner tips that can help you make the most of your time in the field.
Seven Beginner Mistakes to Avoid in Landscape Photography
When I started shooting Landscape photography, I made a ton of mistakes. My compositions were usually boring, often under exposed, and regularly out of focus. But I’ve learned from those missteps, and in this article I’ll share my top beginner mistakes you should avoid in landscape photography.
Four Steps to Capture and Edit Stunning Sunset Photos
Do your sunset photos tend to come out dark, under exposed and just disappointing? I’m going to show you four keys to guarantee you end up with stunning, colorful photographs next time you shoot at sunrise or sunset.
Six Amazing Photo Locations Near the NH Seacoast
The New Hampshire Seacoast might only be 13 miles long, but there are plenty of photographable spots within a short drive of the coast. If you’re looking for a new spot to shoot near coastal New Hampshire, I’ve got you covered with these six must-visit gems.
Five Benefits of Staying Local with Your Photography
I believe that all the travel and moving around provided me with some valuable perspective. Eventually I started to understand what was special and unique about my home turf. Sure, there’s no Eiffel Tower here and you won’t find a Hollywood sign on any of our hills.
But here’s the thing, those landmarks are experienced and photographed by endless numbers of people every year. While those grand scenes are special, I’d argue that something doesn’t need to be grand in order to be special. Sometimes the holes-in-the-wall provide the really unforgettable moments.