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Macro Photography Ideas to Try at Home

Most of us have gotten rather used to our homes over the past year. And most photographers, including me, have had a harder time finding interesting subjects and inspiration as a result. But one of the best things about macro photography is that you can do it anywhere, including indoors,...

How to Photograph a Rocket Launch at Night

With companies like SpaceX launching more and more rockets into space, it’s easier than ever to get some interesting rocket launch photos. I saw and photographed my first launches earlier this year, and this article has my takeaways.

What Is Scouting in Landscape Photography?

Scouting is one of the best tools available to landscape photographers, especially when conditions are changing quickly. In this article, I’ll go over the three different levels of scouting and how you can use them to take better landscape photos.

Wildlife Photography Without a Supertelephoto

Even though my longest lens is a 70-200mm f/4, I’m still a big fan of wildlife photography. What’s not to like? Sitting around for hours without any luck, cursing your autofocus system, getting acquainted with mosquitos and other bugs while you wait…

All Nikon Z Cameras as of 2024, Compared

Ever since Nikon introduced the Z Series in 2018, the camera lineup has grown tremendously. As of February 2024, the Z series now totals 11 cameras. Let's first talk about full-frame. The first two, the Nikon Z6 and Z7, are currently on the second generation Z6 II and Z7 II....

Nikon Z 14-24mm f/2.8 S Review

Nikon makes some seriously good ultra-wide lenses. The F-mount 14-24mm f/2.8 is often considered one of the best wide zooms ever, and the wide-angle Z lenses we've seen so far have also been fantastic. But how does the Nikon Z 14-24mm f/2.8 S compare? The short answer is that it's...

Photography Life Instagram Posts @spencercoxphoto

Please click on the image first and then download it second. This way, you get the full image optimized for Instagram, rather than the small 640-pixel image. They aren't in any order! Please post them in whatever order you prefer. Also, please choose whatever hashtags you prefer. Thank you, Rustam....

Compose Better Photos with Gestalt Theory

One of the better-known theories of perception is Gestalt Psychology. It deals with the way we organize information (usually visuals, but not always) into wholes. While Gestalt Theory isn’t mentioned very often in discussions about composing good photos, I think that’s a mistake.