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Narrow Your Focus: How to Use Lines, Patterns, Colors & Textures to Create Eye-Catching Images
Jeff Howe  |  Jan 10, 2019

As adventurous as it may be, I am not a professional nature or travel photographer circumnavigating the globe in search of new and exotic destinations—maybe in my next lifetime. The nice thing about visiting new destinations is that you’re exposed to new subject matter to keep you thoroughly engaged and fired up from a photographer’s perspective.

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3 Easy Ways to Use Water as a Gorgeous Artistic Effect in Your Photos
Jeff Howe  |  Jul 12, 2017

The practice of incorporating water reflections into your photography can create amazing effects and beautiful images. Water reflections can completely alter an ordinary image and create something deeper, more abstract, and artistic. 

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Nature’s Rejuvenation: After The Fires
Jeff Howe  |  Jul 18, 2014  |  First Published: Jun 01, 2014

Last year, I decided to take on a challenge focusing on the unique natural beauty associated with wildfires in a Florida scrub ecosystem, one of the most rare ecosystems in the state. Florida is no stranger to wildfires. Nationwide, Florida has the second highest number of wildfires annually. In 2011, it was estimated that 300,000 acres of land was burned due to over 4800 wildfires. My project was centered at Indrio Savannahs Preserve, where a 120-acre wildfire was ignited by lightning in March of 2013.

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Right In Your Own Backyard: Macro Discoveries Close To Home
Jeff Howe  |  Jul 02, 2013  |  First Published: May 01, 2013

Several years ago I decided to take on a challenge of focusing on macro photography right in my own backyard. No, I do not reside in the Sierra mountains or adjacent to a national wildlife refuge or conservation area. I live in a typical South Florida suburban subdivision surrounded by homes and asphalt. South Florida doesn’t even offer much in the way of seasons. Yet, I am amazed at how many unique images I have captured over the past several years.

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