On occasion I’ll be offering a behind-the-scenes sneak peek into my photographs.  There are certainly other photographers online who are more proficient at the technical side of photography and who share their expertise.  However, I am always striving to learn more, and if my knowledge can help some, I’m happy to share.  Therefore, whenever you see the following sneak peek box on my blog post, all you need to do is click on it to get a behind-the-scenes sneak peek on how I took the photo. This might include other photos to show you the set-up or just a few words on how I set up the camera and scene. 

Meanwhile, if you’d like to take a look at some of my past sneak peeks, here are the links:

New Additions - Setting up a small studio in my house

Bah Humbug! - Using my new Speedlight SP-600 (an external flash)

Three Years Old and Puddle Fun - Taking photos on an overcast day (the perfect light)

Deep Violet Columbines - A brief lesson in Depth of Field (DOF) or “How to get that cool, fuzzy background”

And if you are a beginner wanting more photography lessons, you will want to read my columns on photography too:

How I acquired a love for photography - January 7, 2010

Selecting right camera important for capturing memories - January 17, 2010

Finding the best lens for your photography needs - January 24, 2010

Tips that have helped me take better photos of my kids - January 30, 2010

How to avoid copyright infrigement/The future for photographers - April 17, 2010