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Publishing issue resolved.

I had to share this with you because it made me laugh and I received a handful of suggestion e-mails from our great readers regarding my publishing issue.  Apparently it’s still 2007 to me because my publish dates were 2/26/07, 2/27/07 and 2/30/07 (a date that simply doesn’t exist).  LOL – I’ve noted that it [...]

Inspiration Board Tuesday: Snow

I had grand expectations for spring.  I had expected it to start in March.  That was Sunday.  Instead we got a lot of snow.  Massive piles of the white fluffy.  So disappointing and yet so pretty.  Today I share with you this photo from our Beyond Megapixels photo pool from Terry at HolgaVision.  Terry is [...]

Guest Bloggers: Wanted!

Over the last couple of months we have been exploring the possibility of allowing people to guest post on our site. If you would like to contribute a post to our site please feel free to contact us using the form here. Tweet

Photography in the News: Walking Classes

Before I jump into today’s post I wanted to apologize for not posting Thursday and Friday.  I had posts scheduled to be published using the tool Windows Live! but publish they did not.  So you’ll get a double dose of Beyond Megapixels a few times this week.  Does anyone use an application to do your [...]

Lens Hood

The day that my Nikon D40x was delivered by Fedex I opened up the box, took out the lens, attached it to the body of the camera and then I had this extra piece.  I didn’t know what the extra piece was and I had a new camera so I didn’t really care.  A year [...]

Readers Picture: Ocean Silhouette

Photographer: Yuki Kawasaki Website: yukisphotos Picture Details: Focal Length 32.00mm Aperture F/16 Exposure Time 1/5 White Balance Auto ISO 100 Flash Off Audience Question: Posted for everyone’s enjoyment! Note: If you would like to submit photo please fill out this form. Tweet

Inspiration Board Tuesday: #3 the Signs of Spring

This weeks photo challenge is #3 on my massively long list of photo challenges.  Shooting the Signs of Spring.  Am I living in a dream world where Spring happens in NY at the end of February?  Yes.  I am.  Happily, thank you very much.  But spring is happening some places in the US right now. [...]

Photography in the News: You never know who you’re shooting

I read this article this weekend in the NY Times about a photographer that did a shoot ten years ago with Madoff (the investor that sunk himself and many others in a scheme of epic proportions).  This had me thinking though, you never know who you’re shooting.  You never really know who they are going [...]

Crummy Weather Photography

February and March are crummy weather months in much of the country.  Certainly in NY – it’s one crummy, cold, dreary, nasty, cold, snowy, cold, muddy mess of a day after another.  So I did a shoot yesterday to demonstrate the different ways to adjust your settings and equipment to get better shots on crummy [...]

Storing Your Photography Equipment

When we were first starting out in photography, it was enough that we wiped our gear clean and stored it in a camera bag with a small packet of silica gel. That was until we started seeing photos of lenses with molds in them. CC Photo by the prodigal untitled13 The most important factor that [...]