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Adorama Photographs America: The Jersey Shore

Sandy Hook, Point Pleasant and Atlantic City, a study in contrasts

ArticleOutdoor and Travel Techniques and How-Tos - by Mason Resnick, August 18, 2008

TAGS: travel, photography tips, atlantic city, point pleasant, sandy hook, jersey shore, destination

100 in 100: Look Down!

100 photography tips in 100 days: Day 1

ArticleOutdoor and Travel Techniques and How-Tos - by Mason Resnick, September 10, 2007

Look down and soon your photography will be looking up

TAGS: digital camera, composition, photo, photography tips

TechTock Podcast #18: Mike Segar

Blog TechTock - by Jack Howard, August 27, 2009

Reuters staff photographer Mike Segar shares stories about working as a wire service shooter at the US Open, including near-instantaneous image transmission workflows, nailing tight shots of peak acti Read more

Tags: photojournalism, sports, sports photography, photography tips, tennis, Podcast, Sports Illustrated, sportsshooter, Mike Segar

TechTock Podcast #13: Rod Mar

Blog TechTock - by Jack Howard, July 23, 2009

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Just about any entry on Rod Mar's new blog "Beyond the Best Seat in the House" is a great example of how to work an assignment for a multiple picture package. Add in the words that wrap around the ima Read more

Tags: photojournalism, sports, sports photography, photography tips, soccer, Jack Howard, Sports Illustrated, journalism, sportsshooter, rod mar

TechTock Podcast Episode #10: Joe McNally

Blog TechTock - by Jack Howard, July 1, 2009

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Joe McNally is one of the foremost photographers of our time, and we had the chance to sit and talk about the small strobe movement, the end of the Kodachrome era, challenges for aspiring photographer Read more

Tags: workshop, photojournalism, kodachrome, nikon speedlight, photography tips, photography tip, Jack Howard, Nikon D3, national geographic, Joe McNally, SB-800, SB-900