Photography and Photo Galleries
05
Mar
Photographer Rick Sammon has some quick tips for digital photographers who want to spend some time shootin’ in the city, illustrated by photos taken in Old Havana, Cuba.
My guess is that you live near a big city, a photographic destination filled with endless photographic possibilities, not to mention tons of fun.
08
Feb
Just in time for the 2010 Winter Olympics, travel photographer Seth Grant shares his images of Vancouver, British Columbia.
A third-generation photographer, Seth has journeyed to countries on five continents.
His work has been published in magazines and newspapers worldwide, and is currently on display at The Columbus Museum in Columbus, Georgia.
15
Jan
Pro photographer Rick Sammon has scuba dived and taken underwater pictures all over the planet.
In this slideshow, he shares some of his favorite underwater images from his Caribbean dives.
Rick is a member of Canon’s prominent Explorers of Light program, in which some of the most influential photographers in the world provide seminars, workshops and gallery showings of their works.
04
Jan
Pro photographer Rick Sammon has photographed in almost 100 countries around the world, and gives more than two dozen photography workshops (including private workshops) and presentations around the world each year.
In this slideshow of Arizona’s spectacular scenery, he shares his tips and tricks for capturing the perfect landscape photo.
17
Dec
Have you ever come home with a camera full of dull, washed-out travel pictures, despite a lovely destination?
Well, these days, you can fix that by knowing how to digitally manipulate your pictures.
Pro shooter Rick Sammon shares his tips and tricks on using Photoshop to “defrost” his icy RAW photos.
11
Dec
It turns out that having cats can be extremely manly.
Meet Jesus Carmona, the director of golf of El Tigre Golf & Country Club and supervisor of the club’s Bengal Tiger Program.
Carmona has personally cared for all Bengal tigers that have been born in the program over the last 12 years, and it’s only natural that the tigers would offer an affectionate “bite.”


















