Last weekend, we took a group of about 50 photographers on a very special expedition into the woods of Elbert county to photograph the unique
Pack like a pro with our top tips for itinerant imagers
I never thought I would resent a short piece of metal, but that’s what happens when you make a mistake packing for a long trip.
Half-week homework: Wide-open spaces
“Watch your head.”Jolting awake at the sound of laughter—3:00 AM.A stubbed toe.Gotta squeeze through sideways.“Watch it!”A scooter zooms inches away.“Watch that stack of old newspapers—”Too
Capture brilliant fireworks photos
Howdy, fellow Americans! This Thursday is Independence Day, and that means exciting, fiery displays will be filling the skies all across the country. They’re fun
How to Shoot: Local Landscapes
Rhonda Coe rediscovers neighboring gems with her Tamron 18-200mm Di II VC lens. By Jenn GidmanImages By Rhonda Coe Rhonda Coe first knew she wanted
Half-week homework: Aperture science
If you’ve ever experimented with manual adjustment of your exposure settings at all, you’ve certainly played around with the width of the aperture in your
Battery & charger compatibility guides, now on the blog
Good morning, camera lovers! If you’ve gone through more than a camera or two in your lifetime, you’ve probably run into some confusion about which
Half-week homework: Update audit
I doubt there’s a person who hasn’t seen announcements here and there (on this blog or otherwise) about new firmware for cameras and lenses being
9 tips for fantastic flower photography
By Laura Hicks, Olympus Visionary Grab your camera gear and head outside! The flowers are blooming and they are beckoning you to photograph them. But why take a
Half-week homework: Roads
A road resplendent, stretching sanguinely into the horizon, exerts a pull as haunting as it is hypnotic. It’s not a uniquely American image—roads have been
Father’s Day Gift Guide 2019
Father’s Day in the USA is this Sunday, June 16th, and we’ve got the goods to make your photogra-father’s celebration memorable. Surprise him with a
Go higher, go deeper: Adventure photography with Doug La Farge & the Flatirons Photo Club
The Flatirons Photo Club is proud to present photographer and adventurer Doug La Farge at our Thursday, June 13th meeting at Mike’s Camera in Boulder.
Wanted: Dead or Alive
Edina Merkel shoots her macro subjects—both living and dried-up plants and flowers—with the Tamron SP 90mm f/2.8 VC Macro lens. By Jenn GidmanImages By Edina
Half-week homework: Texture
I can still draw from memory the monsters that live on the wall at my parents’ house. Books, movies, cartoons, and so on all tend
The latest on display in the firmware parade
A couple BIG Nikon updates, several small ones for Sony, plus more for Fujifilm, Olympus, and Canon—don’t miss out!
Half-week homework: Use art modes to exercise your eye
How do you stimulate creativity? By definition, new ideas ought not be direct copies, but as any creator working on yet another fizzling project understands,
Panasonic S-Series trade-in bonus
For a limited time only (through July 27th) you can get an additional $400 added to the value of your equipment when you trade in
How to fix dirty-looking snow (and other grungy white scenes)
We’re late enough into spring now that, if I were to hazard a guess, photographers across the land are finally getting around to sorting through