Photography in Northeast Wisconsin's Fox Cities, just after sunrise, mid-March. The objective: find any waterfowl or other birds returning as Spring gets underway. The challenge: can we get in a short photowalk along the canal before the rain sets in?
Read more: Spring Photography Along the Historic Fox River Canal in Kaukauna, Wisconsin
Photography opportunities abound whenever the seasons change. But sometimes, the seasons bring challenges, such as using and protecting camera gear in the winter when the temperature drops well below freezing.
Read more: How To: Top Tips for Protecting and Using Your Camera Gear in Cold Winter Weather
A kayaking expedition in early season snow before the water freezes is a perfect opportunity to shoot unique landscape photos with a vintage Canon EOS 7D DSLR.
Read more: Landscape Photography in the Snow While Kayaking with the Canon 7D DSLR
The first snowfall of the season came to the the Wisconsin Northwoods in the last week of October, offering an opportunity to capture the peaceful scenery of an enchanted forest with the Canon 1DX Mark II as the snow settled in for the long winter ahead.
Read more: Filming the First Snowfall in an Enchanted Forest with the Canon 1DX Mark II
You shouldn’t shy away from engaging in “boring photography” — grabbing a camera and shooting images even of mundane, every-day things.
Read more: Boring Photography When the Weather is Bad with the Legedary Canon 1Ds Mark III
If one picture is worth 1,000 words, then imagine the ROI of 24 frames per second....
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