Outdoor Photography

Photo By Sundar Amartur Today’s Photo Of The Day is “Pangong Lake” by Sundar Amartur. Location: Ladakh, India. “High grassland lake in the Himalayas situated at a height of about 14,270 feet,” describes Amartur. “The lake surrounded by mountains on all sides appeared in a small window at a distance as we approached it. To

Photo By Mary Schmidt Today’s Photo Of The Day is “It’s Cold Outside” by Mary Schmidt. Location: Yellowstone National Park, Montana. “This was my first time in Yellowstone and I picked the winter,” says Schmidt. “It wasn’t very crowded and was beautiful.” Photo of the Day is chosen from various OP galleries, including Assignments, Galleries and the OP Contests.

Beyond keywording and subject categorization, your opinion of each image, as well as its intended end use, can be addressed in your organization workflow. Become an Outdoor Photographer Member to access this Tips & Techniques Article, plus techniques, inspiration and equipment reviews from the pros! By entering your email, you agree to our privacy policy

its predecessor, the D5. Also like the D5, the camera’s default ISO range is 100–102,400, expandable to 3,280,000. One key upgrade is a faster continuous shooting rate. The D5 maxed out at 12 fps with AF/AE. The D6 increases that to 14 fps with its mechanical shutter. There’s also a silent shooting mode that offers

I live in Miami, Florida, because it’s as far away from sub-zero temperatures as I can get without leaving the country. So, when work took me to Bismarck a few winters ago, the fact that North Dakota tops the list of coldest states in the United States hadn’t escaped me. It’s not that I hate

Shapes, patterns, textures and lines are all key components of an image. They exist in just about every subject. The key is how you weave them into your photos. Abstractly, each of the above can be singled out and become the main character of a photo. They can be photographed from ground level, up high