Stock Photography Articles and Tips

A newer, 'better', faster, and cheaper digital camera seems to always be available, making your current camera seem 'uncool', agonizingly slow, and obsolete. How can you purchase a digital camera that will continue to stay cutting-edge for years to come? Read more»

'Act in haste, repent at leisure' is a concept I am well acquainted with. It was something that popped into my mind when I took delivery of my prize a week later. Read more»

If you were to read a number of the magazine articles about this lens you might be forgiven for expecting to find a little red 'S' in place of the trademark 'VR' badge on the satin black casing. Read more»

This is a step by step guide to what to look for when buying a digital camera. It will focus you on the right model for you. What are the significant features you should look for, and what do those specifications mean? This guide will not help you buy the best digital camera, it will help you buy the right one. Read more»

There once was a time when the Arca-Swiss B1 was the ultimate tripod head for "serious" nature photographers. While expensive, it was a reputation well deserved. Over the years though, competition has resulted in an ever-increasing number of excellent alternatives. A tripod head is a very personal thing. Read more»

Wondering about the best way to get aorund in the winter woods for taking pictures? Here's a comprehensive article on choosing snowshoes and going snowshoeing. Read more»

People often ask me which camera they should purchase. Here is what I tell them. Read more»

The Agfa Ephoto 1680 was the first camera that I ever owned, digital or film. I bought it in October, 1998, right before the World Series between my San Diego Padres and the New York Yankees. Read more»