The Big-Glass Effect
I remember my first big telephoto lens.

I remember my first big telephoto lens.
Use multiple exposures and light-painting techniques to create powerfully luminous images
I believe that nothing is ordinary, that everything and everyday life can be seen as art.
We can take many different types of portraits: soft, dramatic, pleasing, fun, low-key, high-key and so on.
When I teach a workshop, I encourage my students to take the sharpest picture possible.
Inclement weather creates dramatic photography opportunities
We use self-portraits to explore a basic question that plagues all of us: Who am I?
One of the most important things you can do to make better portraits is to find, or create, a background free of distraction.
Whether you’re motivated by the great prizes, exposing your images to a big audience of fellow photo enthusiasts or the possibility of being published, entering a competition can be a rewarding part of being a photographer.
No matter what you’re shooting or how you’re shooting it, there are a few areas in which almost every image can be improved.