It's more than hillbilly heaven--how to uncover the best of the Arkansas Ozarks

Article Abstract:

A photographer offers his advice on which equipment to use while traveling through the Arkansas Ozarks. The camera suggested for capturing the rapids of the Buffalo National River is the Nikon F3 adding zoom lenses will help get the bluffs and the scenes along the water. The trip winds along Ponca to Eureka Springs on to the Ozark Highlands through the Scenic Byway.

Arkansas, Description and travel, Photographers, Wild and scenic rivers

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How to photograph a landscape

Article Abstract:

Photographer Art Wolfe likes to shoot landscapes at sunrise and sunset and to use the mid-day for scouting locations. He recommends a variety of zoom lenses and a tripod for maximum sharpness. He suggests shooting from a distance and then moving forward for closeups.

Cover Story, Outdoor photography, Wolfe, Art

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Wow! A showcase for spectacular images and how they were made

Article Abstract:

A 24mm f/2 Nikkor on a Nikkon FE2 with motor drive was used in the late afternoon on a cloudy day. The lens was covered with Tiffen P series graduated neutral-density and 81C filters. Six images were shot on Kodachrome 64 with bracketing above and below 1/125, f/4.

Portrayals, Cotswold Hills

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