Spend enough time searching for photography advice online and eventually you will run across an article promising the best camera settings for whatever you happen to be photographing. There are best settings for football, concerts, sunsets, portraits, wildlife, indoor sports, and just about every other subject that can be placed in front of a camera. I understand why these articles […]
ONE MONTH UNTIL ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK On August 18, I will begin my time as a 2026 Rocky Mountain National Park Artist-in-Residence. During the residency, I will bring together landscape photography, tactile art, audio description, and field recording to explore how the park can be experienced through sight, touch, and sound. The photographs I create will become the foundation […]
Spend enough time around photographers and you’ll begin to notice a familiar pattern. The photographer who once couldn’t wait to get out and shoot starts spending more time researching gear than using it. A new lens arrives in the mail. A few weeks later, it’s a set of macro tubes. Then comes a flash modifier that promised beautiful soft light, […]
I’m honored to share that I’ve been selected as one of the 2026 Artists-in-Residence for Rocky Mountain National Park. The park’s current list names me in the program as Theodore “Ted” Tahquechi, Photography and 3D Tactile Prints, which feels both exciting and a little surreal in the best possible way. It is a big deal for any photographer to be […]
Let’s be honest—landscape photography is like fishing with a camera. You cast your tripod into the great unknown, baited with hope, and wait for nature to cooperate. Sometimes you catch gold. Other times, you get a sky so bland it looks like it called in sick. When I started my photographic journey, I fell hard for landscapes. There’s something deeply […]
In a recent article by Dan Zafra from PetaPixel, the ugly truth about shooting big locations and events is revealed. Dan talks about his experience shooting Yosemite’s Firefall. Once a year during the first couple weeks of February, the sun lights up Yosemite Horsetail Falls giving it a lava-like or fire-like appearance. The rampant popularity f photography has caused events […]
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