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.  

In this webinar, we’ll explore ways to shoot wildlife images without using just a telephoto lens.

his past weekend was a big weekend here at Hackberry Farm.  Friday night, we had our firefly workshop, and on Saturday, we hosted another gr

Rain's typically scant Rain's typically scant here, but a few hours before we arrived, nearly four inches of precipitation fell in a deluge

In this webinar, we'll discuss some of the considerations that go into just about every good nature photograph.

It’s muggy outside, even for late April in North Texas. Juicy air from the Gulf of Mexico pumps across the state...

Lightroom came out with a new update last week. In the update, Adobe introduced generative fill into the platform.

After a few months’ hiatus, the spring 2024 Day Camp Schedule resumed at Hackberry Farm. While the topics vary, this past weekend's camp co

In the distance, a thunderstorm creeps across the hardscrabble of the northern Texas Hill Country.  With each flash of lightning, the storm’

I hear the tell-tale song come from the grass: bob-WHITE! There's a pause, and then he sings again.

Friday afternoon, I emailed an alert...

Cameras aren't infallible. In fact, in many scenarios in nature photography, your camera just can't figure out the exposure. In this video,