World & Humanitarian Photographer, Nomad, Author

The following is a rant and it contains some spicy language. Some of the words are naughty, but they come from a good place; I use them without apology because I care and, like many of you, I know how to make a good-sized mountain out of a molehill. If you’re not in the mood to hear me rant and cuss about something that makes me want to drink gin from the cat bowl, ...

Some of my earliest lessons in this craft served me very well—at the beginning. As I’ve grown, they have stopped being helpful. I suspect this is true for you, too. I was told to put the sun behind me. I was told to fill the frame with my subject. I was told that if I divided the frame into thirds and put the subject on one of those magical lines, then my photographs wo...

Want to make stronger photographs? Consider your layers of impact—or the power of three. Let me explain.

An interesting person in great li...