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Panning is an integral part of sports and action photography, but mastering the technique can add interest and intrigue to many genres. I am going to break down the five things I c...
Learn how to shoot a 1911 pistol with proven dry-fire drills, safety habits, trigger control, and live-fire training techniques. Learning how to shoot a 1911 pistol takes practice,...
There are things you can do to improve your accuracy when you go hunting with your rifle... CONTINUE READING >> The post 5 Tips to Increase Your Shooting Accuracy Before Your...
Blurry photos almost always come down to one of three things: the camera moved, the subject moved, or the lens focused on the wrong place. That is genuinely most of it. Once you ca...
Should you move and shoot, or move and then shoot? Let's break it down and discuss the strengths of both options.
Are you getting ready for your first trip to a shooting range? It is normal to feel excited, curious, or even a little nervous. Learning the basics before you arrive can help you f...
Real Avid launches its "Range Ready" initiative with champion shooter Doug Koenig, promoting a preparation-first mindset. The new tips series helps shooters inspect, maintain, opti...
You come home from a shoot with hundreds of frames of a great subject and every one of them feels flat. The fix usually comes down to two things you can control on location, and ne...
Midday sun has a reputation. Harsh shadows, blown-out highlights, squinting subjects, flat washed-out skies. Most photography guides tell you to wait it out and shoot at golden hou...
Canon EOS 5D | F8 | 3 sec | ISO 250Photo: Rishi Sanyal This weekend, people and cities across the US will be celebrating the Fourth of July with the traditional large firework d...
Shooting film and actually sitting down to review what you got are two very different experiences, and watching someone do it honestly, including the frames that didn't quite land,...
GOLF Top 100 Teacher Jason Birnbaum has nine simple tips that will help you effortlessly post lower scores. The post 9 simple tips to effortlessly shoot lower scores appeared first...
Second shooting is the most common on-ramp into professional wedding and event photography, and it runs almost entirely on trust. A lead photographer is handing you part of the mos...
YouTube offers more than gun reviews and entertainment. These five measurable handgun, rifle, and shotgun drills can help shooters improve their draw, accuracy, movement, recoil co...
Most wildlife shooters pick a shutter speed out of habit, then wonder why their still owl on a branch came out at ISO 12,800 and full of noise. The number you dial in shapes sharpn...
A headshot has one job: to make a person look like the best, most confident version of themselves, and to do it in the fraction of a second a viewer spends forming a first impressi...
Recently, I was asked to provide feedback on an unreleased product: a cocktail shaker from a well-known culinary brand. The company asked me to take it for a spin, make a few cockt...
Backlighting a subject at the beach solves a problem that trips up plenty of people shooting in bright sun: harsh shadows, squinting eyes, and a washed-out sky. Put the sun behind...
Your first prime lens, usually the classic 50mm f/1.8 "nifty fifty," is one of the best teaching tools in photography. It is small, sharp, inexpensive, and it forces good habits th...
Choosing a camera is rarely just about specs. A camera can cost over $6,000, autofocus everything in front of it, shoot at 30 frames per second with pre-capture, and still leave yo...
Standing in front of a person with a camera and no plan is one of the fastest ways to freeze up on a shoot. Having a small set of reliable frames to fall back on keeps you moving a...
Filming fireworks is harder than photographing them: low light, moving crowds and split-second timing are all issues. Here's how to get steady, well-exposed footage this Fourth of...
A silhouette is one of photography’s oldest tricks and one of its most enduring. Strip a subject of texture, color, and detail, and what remains is pure shape against light. Done w...
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