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Capturing the Crest: How a Split-Second Framing Decision Saved the Shot
There is nothing quite like the brilliant, fiery red of a male Northern Cardinal cutting through the muted tones of a late winter landscape. They are a photographer’s dream—and occasionally, a photographer's framing nightmare. In wildlife photography, you rarely get to choose your subject's stage. They sit where they want, look where they want, and leave whenever they please. That is exactly what makes composition and framingyour ultimate superpower. Let’s take a look at a re
Lance Ripka
May 252 min read
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