Traveling Photographer Blog and More
I went to a couple of caves and learned a lot about how hard it is to get great shots in caves if the owners do not allow tripods, monopods, non camera flashes, video cameras, no backpacks for extra lenses and equipment,
The ability to shoot sunsets needs to be learned basically through practice. Many sunsets are similar but they are all different and you want them to look unique. I am going to create a gallery of just sunsets with the information about
I have been asked many times about how I do things in my photography work. I have decided to share some of it. First is the equipment settings, I use a Nikon D700 for the most part. I have it set to
There have been many discussions about the buttons on the back of the dslrs. I am going to discuss the topic of back button focusing. The shots of the white pelican are a great example of how using it can help. This
The last couple of months have seen a lot of travel and computer failure issues. Hopefully the failing issues are done but the traveling will continue. One thing I have been asked a lot by people who watch me photograph streams is
New website for the display of images and information on how they were shot and by what equipment. Hopefully it will help with the questions. It is just getting started so be patient. It will take some time. David George Photography, Welcome
Perspective. The item that probably most effects our lives. Everything from how we see objects and people to how they see us is all about perspective. One sees a glass half full another sees it half empty and what about the ones
A very fun thing to do is taking photographs of remote control vehicles like airplanes and cars. I have been photographing them all the way back to the 1980’s. I also photographed remote controlled speed boats. My suggestion is to find a