by Reed Hoffmann | Nov 3, 2024 | Beginner, Intermediate, Night Photography, Travel, Weather, Workshops
In life we try to put ourselves in the right place at the right time. For photography, that’s even more important because if you’re late, you’ll miss the moment. But you also need to consider time of day and weather, and occasionally, unique celestial events. That’s...
by Reed Hoffmann | Oct 19, 2024 | Beginner, Composition, Infrared, Intermediate, Light, Night Photography, Travel, Wildlife, Workshops
If you asked people to name great places to take pictures, it’s likely that very few would list South Dakota. In fact, go ahead, think of one thing you’d travel to South Dakota to photograph. Still thinking? That’s too bad, because there are some really nice spots,...
by Reed Hoffmann | Oct 6, 2024 | Advanced, Beginner, Intermediate, Night Photography, Travel, Workshops
With my 2024 trips wrapping up the over next three months, now’s a good time to remind everyone of what I have scheduled for the first part of 2025, as well as what I’m hoping to do later that year. More info on all of these trips can be found here. February – Iceland...
by Reed Hoffmann | Sep 22, 2024 | Light, Night Photography, Travel, Workshops
The Southwest has so many spectacular photo locations that it can be hard to choose where to spend your time. That’s why I lead three different adventures there, my most recent this past August. That time I took the group Page, Bryce Canyon and Monument Valley. Here’s...
by Reed Hoffmann | Jul 28, 2024 | Action, Education, Intermediate, Workshops
Over the years, I’ve had a regular request for one type of hands-on workshop I hadn’t been able to offer – sports photography. That’s changed, and I recently returned from teaching my first one. Here’s how that came about, and how it worked. I’ve done photography for...
by Reed Hoffmann | Jun 9, 2024 | Composition, Exposure, Light, Travel, Workshops
My wife often asks why I don’t lead more photo trips to Europe. You know – England, France, Germany, etc. The short answer is that I find other places around the world more interesting photographically, with landscapes and cultures quite a bit different from ours. But...
