I like to use contrast in images. Often that contrast comes from light and dark. Other times it's from opposite colors.
In Puerto Rico, I had an opportunity to capture contrast in two butterflies — and the contrast was essentially the element of time.
Photographers are conditioned to always need something new.
Often it’s equipment. We’re bombarded with ads for new cameras and lenses that somehow will immediately make our art better.
For nature and wildlife photographers, it’s also locations. There’s always some hot new location that promises incredible opportunities that are like none we’ve ever seen before.
But there’s one new thing that will make an even bigger difference in your photography. It’s attitude.
