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Man in blue jacket and gray beanie holding professional camera on outdoor snowy landscape with mountains in the background.

Mark Denny

Mark Denny posts a weekly YouTube video about various aspects of photogrpahy. I like his videos because he offers great explanations and demonstrates how to use them. Denny covers a wide range of topics including composition, equipment and settings, and getting the most out of your photographs in post. If you have questions about a particular topic, I’m sure he has a video that will provide an answer.

Mark Dennny on YouTube

Mark Dennny - Website

Nigel Danson

Nigel Danson’s beautiful landscape photography speaks for itself - he’s a consummate photographer and artist. His instructional videos are excellent and provide a good balance between technical details and his passion for taking beautiful pictures. Danson addresses a wide range of subjects including composition, equipment, and post-processing. What a great teacher and ambassador for photography!

nigeldanson.com

Two wildlife photographers in a wooded area, one kneeling and adjusting a camera on a tripod, and the other standing with hands near her ears, possibly listening or adjusting her gear, with a third person in the background operating a camera on a tripod. The setting appears to be in autumn with fallen leaves.

Black and white portrait of a man with messy hair, resting his head on his hand, sitting at a table against a dark background.

Sean Tucker

Sean Tucker’s site header includes the statement, “I’m more interested in the ‘why’ of photography than the ‘how’”. His approach to photography begins with seeing - an approach that needn’t depend on the latest equipment to produce thought-provoking photographs. As a long-time photographer, I’ve spent a lot of time learning the how of photography. Tucker’s approach suits me because he addresses the vision and mindset that help to make each type of photography great.

Sean Tucker