Caddo Lake doesn't look all that big from the banks since there is not a huge body of water before you.

Against the craggy walls of the opening, I struggled to figure out what to call this structure. I ask the others in the group: Is it a cave?

In this webinar, we discussed the upcoming Wildlife in Focus Photography Contest (https://wildlifeinfocus.org).

In this webinar, I discuss topics you generally don't hear much about anymore in photography discussions.

"It's not supposed to be this hot in mid-October," I tell myself while standing next to the blind window, waiting for the slightest breeze.

After a half-day, the prospects didn't look so swell. I guess it all comes down to a matter of perspective: For most, a bright sunny day...

From the bottom of the hill, you might mistake the animals for a scattering of rocks strewn about the fall-cured grasses. 

In another session of What Makes This Picture Memorable , I talk about another one of my early images that I think checked a lot of...

In celebration of a new workshop season, we’ve made these FREE  Nature Photography Cheat Sheets as a way of saying thanks to all who...

In this webinar, I share strategies for improving your photos of people in the outdoors.

I learned something new yesterday. It was a quiet morning on Hackberry Farm.  Overnight, a cool front blew through, and the morning...

In this new series, I discuss some of my favorite images and the elements that make the images memorable. I'll break down the image, talk a

August 24 was the last day of the spring 2024 Hackberry Farm Day Camp Photography Workshops. We ended the season with a great group of folks

In this webinar, I talk about composition and try to demystify some of the concepts surrounding photography's most enigmatic subjects.

So much valuable information is contained in an image’s metadata, but how can it be used to make us a better photographer?

It’s unusual to see a diver down sign in the middle of the desert.  In Toyahvale, Texas, one is prominent on the facade of the Desert...

I’ve heard this question often: How do you pick which image is good and which is not?

The key to packing for a photography trip or a nature photography workshop (or any trip) is having a flexible process.

While photographing hummingbirds can be a real technical endeavor, we just want to take pictures of hummingbirds.

It's a simple, yet profound statement: Kids belong outside.