Using the Monte Carlo method to resolve conflicting information about color gamut volumes.

A few casual photos from the South Fork Eagle River.

Leonardo's fake color experiment and the difference between additive and subtractive color.

You can save yourself a lot of stress if you have a light setup you can fall back on that you know will work every time and in almost any situation—a fail-safe lighting solution.

Photographers talk a lot about gear and methods and often insist that the choice of tools is irrelevant. But this film, and the scene above in particular, is a great study in how the choices of method and tools are manifest in the final product of an art

I've been in California shooting an assignment for the Natural Resources Conservation Service for the past few weeks.

Using a single hard light for portraits. A side-by-side comparison of some test shots using the Profoto softlight reflector.

Embracing the two dimensional nature of the photograph and shooting in the style of a graphic designer.

Florida's Senate Bill 1246 would make it illegal to create visual depictions of agriculture.