Steven Cooke

Shooting in bad weather can produce some of the most dramatic and captivating photos. Rain, snow, fog, and mud add atmosphere and texture that are hard to replicate in a studio. But these conditions also expose your camera gear to moisture, dirt, and grit that can cause serious damage if not cleaned properly. Deep cleaning your camera gear after such shoots is not just about maintaining appearance—it’s about protecting your investment and ensuring your equipment performs reliably for years to...

Photography is more than just capturing moments; it's about diving into the experience and grasping the art behind each shot. If you're...

Creating a timelapse video can be an exciting adventure, especially with the breathtaking natural beauty of New Zealand and Australia as...