My latest book, Digital Landscape Photography: In the Footsteps of Ansel Adams and the Great Masters, looks at the techniques of some past masters of landscape photography, particularly Eliot Porter, Edward Weston, and Ansel Adams, and explores how those techniques can be adapted to digital photography today. The book includes some examples of Porter, Weston, and Adams’ work, as well as at least 100 of my own images.
23 out of 31 reviewers on Amazon give this book a five star rating! Click here to read my blog entry describing the book in more detail,
or add it to your cart to get your signed copy today.

I’m very excited to announce my new online store! Now you can buy books, posters, and prints directly from me, and get those books and posters individually signed.
Visit the Books & Posters section of my web site to purchase a signed copy of my ever-popular book, The Photographer's Guide to Yosemite, or get my classic Band of Light, El Capitan poster. My latest book, Digital Landscape Photography: In the Footsteps of Ansel Adams and the Great Masters, is pictured at right, and can be ordered right from this page.
Or browse through the Portfolios section to find just the right print to put on your wall or give as a gift. All the images in the Yosemite and Eastern Sierra portfolios are available as “Mini-Mikes.” These are approximately 7×9 inch prints, initialed only, on 11×14 mats—and a bargain at only 35 dollars. Click on the image thumbnails to see more information about each print and find the “Add to Cart” buttons.
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Vision is the most important part of photography. Your eye is what makes the difference between a great photograph and a mediocre one.
But when realizing your vision and making it come to life in the final image, getting the right color is vital.
Recently I posted two videos about using curves in Photoshop, Lightroom, and Camera Raw. But there’s a more fundamental step that I haven’t talked about, something you might want to do with Raw files before adding curves, correcting white balance, or doing anything else: choosing a profile.
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