Years ago, I took a semester off from college, packed up 100 bricks of film and all of my climbing gear into my Honda Civic, and hit the road with the goal of making rock climbing pictures around the American West. It was probably one of the best … [Read more]
In my latest Tech Tip for Adorama TV, I continue with Part 2 of advanced motion-controlled time-lapse techniques. In the first episode I spoke about the principles  and thought processes behind creating a multi-axis-controlled time-lapse. Now, I'm … [Read more]
After 10 days of living on a tiny portal edge on the side of El Capitan, you might think I would have exhausted every photographic opportunity possible. At least that's how I was beginning to feel. Great photography isn't luck. It's about putting … [Read more]
Sometimes getting the shot doesn't just mean having the right camera equipment. Sometimes it doesn't even mean being in the right place at the right time. Sometimes getting the shot really comes down to coming up with out-of-the-box solutions to … [Read more]
Adding motion to your time-lapse has the potential to create some pretty stunning results. But how does one get the camera moving, panning and tilting while simultaneously capturing a time-lapse? In my latest Tech Tip for Adorama TV, I will walk you … [Read more]
As you know, this January, Tommy Caldwell and Kevin Jorgeson, two world-class climbers, achieved a first for their sport: a free ascent of the Dawn Wall of El Capitan in Yosemite National Park. I had the opportunity to join Tommy, Kevin and Brett … [Read more]
