Outdoor Photography

Photo By Gary Sherman Today’s Photo Of The Day is “Einn Hestur” by Gary Sherman. Location: Hofn, Iceland. “A lone Icelandic horse grazes at low tide at the base of Vestrahorn Mountain in Hofn, Iceland,” describes Sherman. Canon EOS 5D Mark III. Exposure: 1/50 sec., f/10, ISO 100. Photo of the Day is chosen from

Photographers have always struggled with photographing high-contrast scenes often found at sunrise or sunset. High dynamic range, or HDR techniques can help you capture those scenes with greater detail and a “natural” look, if you use the technique properly. This image from Glacier National Park was shot with a Singh-Ray GND filter way before HDR

Photo By Beth Mancuso Today’s Photo Of The Day is “Glacier National Park Self Portrait” by Beth Mancuso. Location: Montana. “I shot this on our summer road trip to Montana,” recalls Mancuso. “We spent a week at Glacier National Park, and it’s the most beautiful place I have ever visited!” Photo of the Day is

In this week’s tip, I take you on a final journey into the land of silhouettes. The main focus of part 1 was to help you see what a silhouette is, learn how to create them and wind up with powerful images. In part 2, I targeted what to look for with regards to light

Photo By Jon Reynolds Today’s Photo Of The Day is “Painted Storm” by Jon Reynolds. Location: Badlands National Park, South Dakota. “It’s amazing to see a late-summer storm approach in the Badlands,” says Reynolds. “The distance can be quite deceptive because even though it appeared quite a ways off, the storm was on top of

Congratulations to Gerry Groeber for winning the recent Isolation Assignment with the image, “Ghost Tree.” See more of Groeber’s photography at www.gerrygroeber.com. View the winning image and a selection of submissions in the gallery below. And be sure to check out our current photography assignment here and enter your best shots! Winner: “Ghost Tree” By Gerry Groeber