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Every year, for spring nature photography, I find myself back in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. A place I return to season after season, not because I have to, but because I’m drawn there, sometimes with a few days and no agenda, sometimes with just a stolen sunrise before my naturalist classes start. There’s […]
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If we were on the trail together, standing with our tripods waiting for sunrise, or hanging around the campfire, this is a snapshot of what I’d share with you.
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How do we train our brain to keep us motivated for landscape photography? There are three important words to improve and transform your photography.
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Have you heard of the 10-year rule or the 10,000-hours rule? Understanding this “rule” will make you a better and happier photographer.
The story behind the image: an undercover glimpse into creating the photo Grounded by Chrissy Donadi Photography
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The good news is once you start seeing light in this way, you cannot turn it off. It changes the way you view patience in nature photography.
My biggest piece of advice to improve your flower photography: practice photographic promiscuity and perennial wooing. So what does that mean?
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