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DECEPTION and MANIPULATION in LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY…” Just say what you did”
First let me be clear. These are just my observations and thoughts. Please understand this as you read on. I see hundreds of workshop attendees every year. I review thousands of images. I see many great ones, m [...]
The FUJIFILM X-T30 … a game changer. The results don’t lie!
Text and Images © Jack Graham/ All Rights reserved How can a under $1,000.00 camera perform like the big boys? Well maybe they couldn’t, until now. I recently added the new FUJIFILM X-T30 to my ar [...]
2019 Photo Workshop Openings, On To 2020 and More
Hi everybody. As most of you probably realize, time is flying by and 2020 is just ahead. I am sending out this quick note to bring you up to date on a few items. Thank for giving it a quick read through. You ju [...]
A Guide to Photographing the Palouse Region of Eastern Washington
This is a revised edition of a previous article I did on the Palouse about 6 years ago. I hope it helps when photographing this amazing location! With over 6,000 miles of rolling hills of wheat, barley, lentils [...]
Respect the Ocean
Text and images ©Jack Graham BACKGROUND For many years I have always been interested in photographing the ocean in a different way deviating from the billions of ocean and coastline images made every day. It’s [...]
Critiquing Images … The Importance of Reviewing Your Work
Recently Bill Fortney published an article on his blog (CLICK HERE) about his 5 categories of image effectiveness. Bill and I reach a few workshops together and pretty much have the same view of image reviews a [...]
Tulips of Skagit County, Washington
Typically, I write articles on this blog that have to do with information that might help you be a better photographer. Today’s entry is a bit different. After a great weekend conducting a workshop in Olympic N [...]
Scouting the Olympic Peninsula
Before one of my workshops, I always make a point of getting to the location at least one day prior to the beginning of the event. You never know when a road may be closed, or an area that I may have bee [...]
OPEN WIDE! PROPER USE OF THE WIDE-ANGLE LENS
It seems to me that when it comes to landscape photography, the wide-angle lens is perhaps the most popular lens folks use to capture the vistas and the wide-open spaces often sought out by nature photographers [...]
THE BUSINESS OF NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY
First of all, view this FUJIFILM SPOTLIGHT VIDEO, shot last fall in the Smoky Mountains. It will help you understand a lot of what this article is about. Before I even get going on this article, und [...]