Monthly Photo Digest by Dan Smith

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Plan on a Utah photo trip in August 2002 Brigham City Museum Gallery will host a photographic show, The Great American West: The B&W Landscape. It features the images of Dick Arentz, Paula Chamlee Tillman Crane, Chip Hooper, Craig Law, Ray McSavaney, Barry Parsons, John Sexton, Dan Smith and Michael A. Smith. This a show you don't want to miss and a perfect time to visit Utah on your vacation. Brigham City is in Northern Utah, about an hour North of Salt Lake City, home of the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge and on the way to Yellowstone National Park. If you have any questions, please feel free to e-mail me for information as I am the curator of the show. Dan Smith

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Articles

• Whatever works... (November, 2001)
  
• A Wild & Crazy Guy... (October, 2001)
  
• What we do while waiting for the blockbuster images... (September, 2001)
  
• Making the best of a changed situation (August, 2001)
  
• The Worth of a Photo... or, Memories are made of this.(June, 2001)
  
• A workshop, a book & a career change... Tillman Crane (April, 2001)
  
• The answer is Pea Soup (February, 2001)
  
• Finding what works for you (January, 2001)
  

• Avoiding visual dead ends (December, 2000)
  
• Choosing the right tools (November, 2000)
  
• Keeping up your interest (October, 2000)
  
• Presenting your finished images (September, 2000)
  
• Traveling with photo gear...by car (August, 2000)
  
• Personal projects help keep up your interest, improve your results (July 2000)
  
• PhotoBums, or how to ruin a photograph (June 2000)
  
• Getting involved (May 2000)
  
• Never shoot anything important with gear you are not familiar with (April 2000)
  
• Getting the 'good images' (March 2000)
  
• The B&W Print: Improving your prints by improving your experience (February 2000)
  
• Staying alive... in photography (January 2000)
  
• 5x7 The perfect move up from 35mm (December 1999)
  
• That long, dusty road ... (November 1999)
  
• It's NEW ... (October 1999)
  
• The masters lessons at work in the field (September 1999)
  
• B&W, a real challenge (August 1999)
  
• Where do they go? (July 1999)
  
• The Worth of a Photograph (June 1999)
  
• Fine tuning before shooting the great wildlife image... (May 1999)
  
• Coming Clean... (April 1999)
  
• The Little Things... (March 1999)
  
• Large Format, Pure & Simple (February 1999)
  
• Make It a Good Year(January 1999)

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• Rural Idaho (December 1997)

• Maximize Your Vision (January 1998)
  
• Gone Fishing (Febuary 1998)
  
• Shooting with a Purpose (March 1998)
  
• Into the Sun (April 1998)
  
• Appropriation Is Not Inspiration (May 1998)
  
• Getting What You See on Film (June 1998)
  
• How to tell when you need a new lens (July 1998)
  
• Getting better...and better... (August 1998)
  
• Working with BIG glass (September 1998)
  
• Becoming a "Real" photographer (October 1998)
  
• Light is Everything (November 1998)
  
• Simple Lighting (December 1998)
  

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