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2013: Thanks for a Wonderful Year!
Thank to all of our photo workshop participants in 2013. It’s been a wonderful year!
10 Great Photography Gifts under $100
Holiday gift-giving suggestions for photographers, from Muench Workshops.
The Photography Workshop Dilemma
Should photographers share their secret locations, or does that risk abuse of these special locations?
Seeing through a veil of Neutral Density!
How to use neutral density and polarizing filters in your landscape photography.
Galápagos Photography and Travel Tips
Galapagos photography tips, gear, what to pack, shooting tips, photography tips, wildlife photography tips.
Marc’s Travel Lightroom Workflow
An overview of how to manage Lightroom catalogs when traveling.
Andy’s Travel Tips, Part 2
Traveling light, with smaller cameras and lenses has its benefits.
Andy’s 10 Tips for the Traveling Photographer
Andy shares 10 tips for the traveling photographer, including gear recommendations.
The Muench Star!
Sun stars are an interesting and creative addition to landscape photography that depend on your lens technique.
It’s All About The Prints
One of my favorite types of photo prints are the MetalPrints from Bay Photo.
Filter Cocktail!
Filters, filters and filters Except for two situations, using filters is a bad excuse for not knowing how to post-process. First, the only way to block reflecting light is with a
Photography Workshop vs. Photography Tour
Rick Sammon shares the differences between a photography workshop and photography tour in this guest blog post.
Andy’s Review of Gura Gear’s Bataflae Camera Bag
Review of the Gura Gear Bataflae camera backpack.
It’s How You Use The Tool
Photographers need to learn how to look at their images critically and apply software tools creatively.
Africa – The Last Eden on Earth
Of all the places I have perceived as perfect in the eyes of a nature photographer, nothing prepared me for the African experience. It was a vortex of landscapes, animals, and cultural encounters.
What does it all mean?
To better your odds of photographing a bowscape‚ some intuitive thinking and fast action is usually required.