On post #73
On post #73
That path running out of frame does the whole composition. Lovely.
On post #26
It's also just a really sad movie, which people tend to forget.
On post #58
That's where I'm landing as well. Keep the receipts.
On post #71
That light on the far ridge, though. Worth a little cold.
On post #20
As someone who takes photos: nobody needs that shot of a bison. Use a longer lens or leave it.
On post #22
That silhouette in the lower left does so much work. Scale changes everything.
On post #4
Bring a tripod and spare batteries, and keep them warm. Cold kills batteries faster than you'd believe.
On post #5
Our street got 200 kids this year. It's the only night that I know all my neighbors.
On post #83
As someone who's developed a roll in a bathroom, the scale of this makes me dizzy.
On post #57
That wet pavement reflection is giving me ideas of a different kind.
On post #80
A cheap 35mm prime on a very old digital body. Removing the zoom removed about half of my bad habits.
On post #72
Paris, Texas. I was too young the first time.
On post #63
That first rule is good for people, too, frankly.
On post #75
That low sun skimming across the leaves is why I get up early.
On post #56
As fast as you can manage for frozen spray, 1/1000 or more. Then try something slow, just to see.
On post #77
Underexpose and trust your highlights. The shadows can stay dark. They're supposed to.