Throughout the history of the art world, major changes and advancements have occurred. During the evolution, it’s seen both revolution…
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Try a pan-and-stitch approach to combine multiple telephoto shots into a single image with a wider view.
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Embrace the distortion and perspective of a fisheye lens to find new creative expression when shooting familiar landscapes.
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Natural framing is a popular technique in landscape photography where the photographer deliberately places the primary subject in a position…
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A recent high school track and field champion set a different kind of state record last weekend in south-central Kansas. Recent Cheney graduate Trey Patterson caught a 66-pound bigmouth buffalo measuring 45 3/4 inches long […]
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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), National Park Service, The Nature Conservancy, Florida Department of Environmental Protection, University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric […]
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Here are a few things to share with the non-hunters in your life. As hunters, it can be difficult to articulate exactly what it is that we love about this pastime and what we get out of it. Unfortunately, hunting is something that is quickly falling out of favor with parts of the general public.
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While your main photo subject may be the incredible landscape on the horizon, you can often find interesting photos right at your feet.
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Have you ever heard of helice shooting? Don’t feel bad if you haven’t, many sportsmen have never heard of it either. This game combines the unpredictable nature of bird hunting with shooting clays. It’s wild fun that will challenge even the most disciplined of skeet and trap shooters. Here is how it’s done. Origins and
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I love to make images of the grand scenic. There’s nothing like the warm light of sunrise or sunset to…
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Award-winning surf filmmaker Aaron Lieber offers insights for on-location workflow to ensure your images return safely home with you.
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Watch one brown bear that chose the wrong calf to pick on, and you’ll see why even a collared cow moose is dangerous. Go to the stunning state of Alaska, and you’ll likely see Alaska things. In this case, a man named Matthew Cahill videoed a collared cow moose running by with her calf from
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