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Field Notes & Artistic Insights
Photography notes, post-processing breakdowns, and atmospheric stories from over eighteen years in the field.
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Organizing and going through your photographs after each shoot is one of those less focused aspects of photography, but I believe it is wildly overlooked. It’s an important part of the entire editing process. You must have an excellent system to approach editing intuitively, and that's why I wrote t
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I know a lot of photographers that have made most of these mistakes, and I certainly am one of those. So, I decided to share them with some insight on how you can avoid them. 1. You don't realize how much time and work goes into creating beautiful images. Yes, it's common to think that it doesn't
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I love to capture the northern lights, and because I get questions from people on how to capture them, I decided to share my experiences on the topic. I’m sure it is possible to photograph some kind of shots of the northern lights with our phones. However, when talking about a decent quality image,
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In this article, I talk about habits that, in my experience, boost creativity. Some of these habits I have learned from dozens of self-help books. Some are my own experiences from trials and errors in the past decade. I also tell you what my typical day looks like as a landscape photographer while I
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I'm not sponsored by Nikon to make this blog post; these are just my thoughts of the camera after using the camera a little over a year now. The setup I have been using for the past year: Nikon Z7 Sony XQD 120 GB Nikkor S 24–70 mm f/4.0 FTZ-adapter Nikkor AF-S 14–24 mm f/2.8 G
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It has been a long while since the last time I wrote a tutorial or a longer post. Here is a short story of what I learned by taking over six months off from photography and social media. I have been photographing for over ten years and using social media for the past eight years, so I thought I pr
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I’m proud to release a new eBook ATMOSPHERE How to create atmospheric photography. I took all my knowledge about how to create evocative photographs and combined them into the eBook. If you want to learn how I approach mood in photography and editing take a look, and I believe anyone can learn s
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Whenever I force myself out of bed at 3 am to catch the sunrise and mist. I never feel disappointed with the time I spend outside. I might feel tired and frustrated if I don't find anything to photograph, but I always try to learn something from these situations. It's not easy by no means. Sometimes
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In Finland and northern Europe, the summer weather has been hot, and it has lasted far longer than the typical summers. I fell in love with the warm mornings. Waking up early in the morning has its advantages, and in Summer when the sun rises around, 4 am you need to be early to catch it. F
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One of my favorite mornings has to be this one. I shared last week a view captured on the same morning. Old Ghost was taken just a few hours before the picture in this post. I was pleasantly surprised when I saw this old pier floating in the mist. You ca
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