Notes from the Field: Wild Horses in Utah
Tooele, Utah April, 2026 I’ve been photographing the wild horses of Utah for nearly ten years and leading Hunt’s Photo Adventures wild horse photography workshops in Utah since 2019. This… Read More »
Tuesday Tip: The Unbearable Brightness of Monitors and Other Impacts on Your Editing
Common misconception: Bring up your monitor’s brightness so you can see what you’re editing. No way! Bringing up the brightness on your monitor is only going to make your screen… Read More »
Fauxtography- The Best Photographer Doesn’t (Necessarily) Make the Best Teacher
This past weekend I co-led a portrait workshop on “Dragging the Shutter”, creating tack sharp portraits with flash and then leaving the shutter open for a long period of time… Read More »
Notes from the Field: Birding on the Space Coast
Titusville, Florida March, 2026 Last week, my annual bird photography workshop in Florida once again took place along the Space Coast. This was my 9th year in the Canaveral area,… Read More »
Printmore- Printing Flowers, Choosing Color, and Getting Critical
This past week, I had the delight of printing the work of 8 different photographers for our monthly Print Review class, “Printing Flowers”. I chose this topic for a printing… Read More »
Notes from the Field: Mid-Coast Maine, February 2026
Last weekend, a group joined me along mid-coast Maine for a photo adventure featuring Pemaquid Point Lighthouse, a few fishing harbors, local scenes, and the Wiscasett, Waterville, and Farmington Steam Railroad. We… Read More »
Notes from the Field- Yellowstone National Park, January 2026
I began the new year of Hunt’s Photo Adventures with back-to-back workshops in Yellowstone National Park. Both weeks were exciting, action-packed, and fulfilling. As always, our local guide, Adam Brubaker,… Read More »
