First, let me start by telling you a story that explains where initially I was coming from. I was shooting a Nissan Skyline for the former Modified magazine—you can see it here–and the Art Director told me, “Just shoot JPEG’s for most of the shots but for any that you think would make a good double-page spread, shoot in RAW.” I did what he asked but the photo that he used for the magazine and that was spread across two pages was originally shot as a JPEG.

Whether your shooting in a rain forest in Puerto Rico or just photographing your children in the back yard, having a LensPen in your camera bag or pocket—it has a nice pocket clip—can be a life saver. I’ve been using LensPen products for a long time, for almost all of the thirty years they’ve been in production

The basic techniques that are required to cover a motorsports event can essentially be broken down into four categories: panning, head-on, three-quarter and close-ups.

A soft box is an enclosure built around a light source that typically has reflective side and back walls with diffusion material at the in the front to soften the light.

I’m often asked about what kind of camera a photographer should choose to have converted to infrared-only capture. For me, that has always been a simple question: I pick the oldest one that I own and also one that I use the least.