For a lot of us, photography can take a while to really learn and get comfortable with. There are a lot of variables, and sometimes it takes a while for it all to click. Here are my thoughts on that.

I’ve been asked this question a LOT. In this blog, I share my thoughts about it. It’s lengthy but hopefully gives you something to think about!

My simple approach to learning how to edit photos is what I like to call “flipping rocks”. We all did it as kids (right?) and frankly, it’s still useful today. Let’s talk about it!

I’m changing my relationship with social media. Here are my thoughts about it, how I am using it (or not), and what I see myself spending the most time on.

Do you edit all of your images from a trip as soon as you get home? I do not, and there are a few reasons why. Let’s talk about that.

No one is really paying attention to us, so we ought to create whatever we want to create, right? In this blog, I share my thoughts on that subject.

Presets can be an amazing learning tool, if you use them this way. Dive in and grow your editing skills quickly!

Some thoughts on curiosity, interest and inspiration when it comes to photo editing. What fascinates you?

In this article, I delve into what it requires to make a great photograph. Some people think you can just “take” a photo, but I believe that in reality you have to “make” a photo. There’s a key difference, and I explain it here.

I have developed quite a love for prime lenses, and in this article I share a little background on that plus a list of what I’m shooting these days.

Do you shoot for yourself, or do you shoot for someone else’s approval? In this blog I delve into that topic and share my thoughts on this important subject.

I use a few different products to edit my photos. In this blog, I delve into why and share how I got here, including a lengthy list of every app I have ever tried.

In this blog, I share 16 different ways I have matured as a photographer over the years. It’s a continual process and I expect more changes as I dive deeper and deeper into this craft.

Shooting vertically isn’t new to me, but I find myself doing it more and more often these days. There are quite a few reasons why, which may surprise you.

Want to learn a simple but powerful approach to editing your photos? I outline it in this article and share some thoughts about why this method works.

When you have a lot of photos, it can get hard to stay organized. This is my own method which has worked well for me for 15 years.

A look back at my photography business in 2024, and a look ahead into my plans for 2025.

Some thoughts about how to make better photographs in the new year. I’ll be working on some of these things myself!

A little story about how I got here, and why I built my upcoming Lighting the Landscape mini-course

Some thoughts about masking and how it can help you craft a gorgeous image.