Foto Tips By Mark Alberhasky

Photographer, author, inventor, and physician, Mark's photographic experience spans over 35 years. He is a contributing photographer to Nikon and Lowepro, a consultant for Hewlett-Packard, and international speaker. His award winning work appears in galleries, personal collections, corporate installations, and print internationally. He teaches photography and digital technique as a Nikon Mentor in the American PHOTO magazine trek work shop series. When not behind a camera, he practices hospital based pathology in Bowling Green, KY, USA.

All these articles and accompanying photography are © Mark Alberhasky, 2006:

29 Apr 08 - A New Photo Genre

20 Dec 07 - Making Do

24 Oct 07 - Chance and Vision

10 Aug 07 - Cod Liver Oil and Photography

28 Apr 07 - How do I decide what to shoot?

20 Feb 07 - Bringing It All Together

11 Dec 06 - Checking The Time

13 Oct 06 - A Perspective on Lenses

5 Sept 06 - Get In Over Your Head

The temptation to quit will be greatest just before you are about to succeed.

Give yourself permission to make great images

Break the rules

What is the hardest part about making a great image?

Looking Ahead

Mark's web sites are www.imagema.com and www.markalberhasky.com