The pursuit of photography is not without perils. Hidden dangers, risks, pitfalls, random acts, slips, falls, lost of equipment, theft, accidents, sunburn, windburn, exposure, danger,…
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Here is how I answered the following question recently: Q. Approximately, how many artworks (originals and prints) sell on sites like Saatchiart.com and Fineartamerica.com per…
Comments closedAutomatic Photography? Modern cameras are amazing devices, if you let them, they will decide just about every element of picture taking – focus, exposure, depth…
Comments closedTravel Guide to the Cornish Windsor Area Separated by the Connecticut River but joined by the longest wooden covered bridge in America, the Cornish, NH…
Comments closedSelling artwork is hard work. There are more creators than buyers and the artwork typically is considered a luxury item and not an immediate necessity.…
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Landscape Tips from photographer Edward M. Fielding How does one shoot landscape photography like a pro? It seems obvious, but one of the most important…
Comments closedFootball – America’s Sport I recently sold the above photograph “American Football” as a shower curtain which looks great as a print, framed art, canvas,…
Comments closedThis floral pastel painting by Caffrey Fielding of flowers in an old canning jar is available as prints, framed and matted ready to hang artwork,…
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One of my most popular photographs of all time is this one of my westie (White Highlands White Terrier) dog, Tiki getting ready to take…
Comments closedAs an American, cricket is a foreign concept, but I couldn’t help be attracted to this beautiful red leather cricket ball. Baseballs have their own…
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