January 21, 2021 Skip CohenMissing the Right Point of Focus? Every Sunday, on my own blog, I go off the topic of business and marketing. It's the one day of the week I share whatever… Read More→ November 16, 2020 Bob CoatesTime to Take Out Those Long Lenses Intro by Skip Cohen This is a little different kind of post I wanted to share here today, but it’s so relevant. Regardless of what… Read More→ July 6, 2020 Suzette AllenAdding Signatures, Logos, Text and More in Photoshop…in seconds! Intro by Skip Cohen This is a very different post from what we usually share because it’s a “how-to” Photoshop piece from Suzette Allen’s archives.… Read More→ April 27, 2020 Nicole BegleyEnhancing Your Pet’s Eyes Intro by Skip Cohen It’s downtime for just about everybody right now, but that doesn’t mean your skillset has to be put on hold. Looking… Read More→ January 29, 2020 Chamira YoungGetting Subjects Comfortable in Front of Your Camera Intro by Skip Cohen Over the years, I’ve looked at thousands of portraits and co-authored six books with four of the finest photographers in the… Read More→ December 18, 2019 Suzette AllenGetting the Most Out of Window Light Intro by Skip Cohen I know we don’t usually share a lot of technique tips here in the Marathon blog, but so often, I run… Read More→ November 18, 2019 Suzette AllenThe Addition of Movement Intro by Skip Cohen This post from Suzette Allen’s archives is six years old…yet, so many of you still haven’t caught on. You’ve got… Read More→ September 23, 2019 Bob CoatesPracticing Wildlife Photography in a Captive Environment – Part Two Intro by Skip Cohen In competitive sports there’s a proven theory: usually referred to in tennis: If you play with somebody better than you, your… Read More→ September 18, 2019 Bob CoatesPracticing Wildlife Photography in a Captive Environment – Part One Practicing Wildlife Photography in a Captive Environment, Part I Intro by Skip Cohen Bob Coates is back with some solid tips on a great way… Read More→ August 26, 2019 Bob CoatesHiking and Gear Intro by Skip Cohen Bob Coates has been a good buddy for a lot of years. Our friendship grew out of my love for his… Read More→ 123…5Next Page 1 of 5
November 16, 2020 Bob CoatesTime to Take Out Those Long Lenses Intro by Skip Cohen This is a little different kind of post I wanted to share here today, but it’s so relevant. Regardless of what… Read More→ July 6, 2020 Suzette AllenAdding Signatures, Logos, Text and More in Photoshop…in seconds! Intro by Skip Cohen This is a very different post from what we usually share because it’s a “how-to” Photoshop piece from Suzette Allen’s archives.… Read More→ April 27, 2020 Nicole BegleyEnhancing Your Pet’s Eyes Intro by Skip Cohen It’s downtime for just about everybody right now, but that doesn’t mean your skillset has to be put on hold. Looking… Read More→ January 29, 2020 Chamira YoungGetting Subjects Comfortable in Front of Your Camera Intro by Skip Cohen Over the years, I’ve looked at thousands of portraits and co-authored six books with four of the finest photographers in the… Read More→ December 18, 2019 Suzette AllenGetting the Most Out of Window Light Intro by Skip Cohen I know we don’t usually share a lot of technique tips here in the Marathon blog, but so often, I run… Read More→ November 18, 2019 Suzette AllenThe Addition of Movement Intro by Skip Cohen This post from Suzette Allen’s archives is six years old…yet, so many of you still haven’t caught on. You’ve got… Read More→ September 23, 2019 Bob CoatesPracticing Wildlife Photography in a Captive Environment – Part Two Intro by Skip Cohen In competitive sports there’s a proven theory: usually referred to in tennis: If you play with somebody better than you, your… Read More→ September 18, 2019 Bob CoatesPracticing Wildlife Photography in a Captive Environment – Part One Practicing Wildlife Photography in a Captive Environment, Part I Intro by Skip Cohen Bob Coates is back with some solid tips on a great way… Read More→ August 26, 2019 Bob CoatesHiking and Gear Intro by Skip Cohen Bob Coates has been a good buddy for a lot of years. Our friendship grew out of my love for his… Read More→ 123…5Next Page 1 of 5
July 6, 2020 Suzette AllenAdding Signatures, Logos, Text and More in Photoshop…in seconds! Intro by Skip Cohen This is a very different post from what we usually share because it’s a “how-to” Photoshop piece from Suzette Allen’s archives.… Read More→ April 27, 2020 Nicole BegleyEnhancing Your Pet’s Eyes Intro by Skip Cohen It’s downtime for just about everybody right now, but that doesn’t mean your skillset has to be put on hold. Looking… Read More→ January 29, 2020 Chamira YoungGetting Subjects Comfortable in Front of Your Camera Intro by Skip Cohen Over the years, I’ve looked at thousands of portraits and co-authored six books with four of the finest photographers in the… Read More→ December 18, 2019 Suzette AllenGetting the Most Out of Window Light Intro by Skip Cohen I know we don’t usually share a lot of technique tips here in the Marathon blog, but so often, I run… Read More→ November 18, 2019 Suzette AllenThe Addition of Movement Intro by Skip Cohen This post from Suzette Allen’s archives is six years old…yet, so many of you still haven’t caught on. You’ve got… Read More→ September 23, 2019 Bob CoatesPracticing Wildlife Photography in a Captive Environment – Part Two Intro by Skip Cohen In competitive sports there’s a proven theory: usually referred to in tennis: If you play with somebody better than you, your… Read More→ September 18, 2019 Bob CoatesPracticing Wildlife Photography in a Captive Environment – Part One Practicing Wildlife Photography in a Captive Environment, Part I Intro by Skip Cohen Bob Coates is back with some solid tips on a great way… Read More→ August 26, 2019 Bob CoatesHiking and Gear Intro by Skip Cohen Bob Coates has been a good buddy for a lot of years. Our friendship grew out of my love for his… Read More→ 123…5Next Page 1 of 5
April 27, 2020 Nicole BegleyEnhancing Your Pet’s Eyes Intro by Skip Cohen It’s downtime for just about everybody right now, but that doesn’t mean your skillset has to be put on hold. Looking… Read More→ January 29, 2020 Chamira YoungGetting Subjects Comfortable in Front of Your Camera Intro by Skip Cohen Over the years, I’ve looked at thousands of portraits and co-authored six books with four of the finest photographers in the… Read More→ December 18, 2019 Suzette AllenGetting the Most Out of Window Light Intro by Skip Cohen I know we don’t usually share a lot of technique tips here in the Marathon blog, but so often, I run… Read More→ November 18, 2019 Suzette AllenThe Addition of Movement Intro by Skip Cohen This post from Suzette Allen’s archives is six years old…yet, so many of you still haven’t caught on. You’ve got… Read More→ September 23, 2019 Bob CoatesPracticing Wildlife Photography in a Captive Environment – Part Two Intro by Skip Cohen In competitive sports there’s a proven theory: usually referred to in tennis: If you play with somebody better than you, your… Read More→ September 18, 2019 Bob CoatesPracticing Wildlife Photography in a Captive Environment – Part One Practicing Wildlife Photography in a Captive Environment, Part I Intro by Skip Cohen Bob Coates is back with some solid tips on a great way… Read More→ August 26, 2019 Bob CoatesHiking and Gear Intro by Skip Cohen Bob Coates has been a good buddy for a lot of years. Our friendship grew out of my love for his… Read More→ 123…5Next Page 1 of 5
January 29, 2020 Chamira YoungGetting Subjects Comfortable in Front of Your Camera Intro by Skip Cohen Over the years, I’ve looked at thousands of portraits and co-authored six books with four of the finest photographers in the… Read More→ December 18, 2019 Suzette AllenGetting the Most Out of Window Light Intro by Skip Cohen I know we don’t usually share a lot of technique tips here in the Marathon blog, but so often, I run… Read More→ November 18, 2019 Suzette AllenThe Addition of Movement Intro by Skip Cohen This post from Suzette Allen’s archives is six years old…yet, so many of you still haven’t caught on. You’ve got… Read More→ September 23, 2019 Bob CoatesPracticing Wildlife Photography in a Captive Environment – Part Two Intro by Skip Cohen In competitive sports there’s a proven theory: usually referred to in tennis: If you play with somebody better than you, your… Read More→ September 18, 2019 Bob CoatesPracticing Wildlife Photography in a Captive Environment – Part One Practicing Wildlife Photography in a Captive Environment, Part I Intro by Skip Cohen Bob Coates is back with some solid tips on a great way… Read More→ August 26, 2019 Bob CoatesHiking and Gear Intro by Skip Cohen Bob Coates has been a good buddy for a lot of years. Our friendship grew out of my love for his… Read More→ 123…5Next Page 1 of 5
December 18, 2019 Suzette AllenGetting the Most Out of Window Light Intro by Skip Cohen I know we don’t usually share a lot of technique tips here in the Marathon blog, but so often, I run… Read More→ November 18, 2019 Suzette AllenThe Addition of Movement Intro by Skip Cohen This post from Suzette Allen’s archives is six years old…yet, so many of you still haven’t caught on. You’ve got… Read More→ September 23, 2019 Bob CoatesPracticing Wildlife Photography in a Captive Environment – Part Two Intro by Skip Cohen In competitive sports there’s a proven theory: usually referred to in tennis: If you play with somebody better than you, your… Read More→ September 18, 2019 Bob CoatesPracticing Wildlife Photography in a Captive Environment – Part One Practicing Wildlife Photography in a Captive Environment, Part I Intro by Skip Cohen Bob Coates is back with some solid tips on a great way… Read More→ August 26, 2019 Bob CoatesHiking and Gear Intro by Skip Cohen Bob Coates has been a good buddy for a lot of years. Our friendship grew out of my love for his… Read More→ 123…5Next Page 1 of 5
November 18, 2019 Suzette AllenThe Addition of Movement Intro by Skip Cohen This post from Suzette Allen’s archives is six years old…yet, so many of you still haven’t caught on. You’ve got… Read More→ September 23, 2019 Bob CoatesPracticing Wildlife Photography in a Captive Environment – Part Two Intro by Skip Cohen In competitive sports there’s a proven theory: usually referred to in tennis: If you play with somebody better than you, your… Read More→ September 18, 2019 Bob CoatesPracticing Wildlife Photography in a Captive Environment – Part One Practicing Wildlife Photography in a Captive Environment, Part I Intro by Skip Cohen Bob Coates is back with some solid tips on a great way… Read More→ August 26, 2019 Bob CoatesHiking and Gear Intro by Skip Cohen Bob Coates has been a good buddy for a lot of years. Our friendship grew out of my love for his… Read More→ 123…5Next Page 1 of 5
September 23, 2019 Bob CoatesPracticing Wildlife Photography in a Captive Environment – Part Two Intro by Skip Cohen In competitive sports there’s a proven theory: usually referred to in tennis: If you play with somebody better than you, your… Read More→ September 18, 2019 Bob CoatesPracticing Wildlife Photography in a Captive Environment – Part One Practicing Wildlife Photography in a Captive Environment, Part I Intro by Skip Cohen Bob Coates is back with some solid tips on a great way… Read More→ August 26, 2019 Bob CoatesHiking and Gear Intro by Skip Cohen Bob Coates has been a good buddy for a lot of years. Our friendship grew out of my love for his… Read More→ 123…5Next Page 1 of 5
September 18, 2019 Bob CoatesPracticing Wildlife Photography in a Captive Environment – Part One Practicing Wildlife Photography in a Captive Environment, Part I Intro by Skip Cohen Bob Coates is back with some solid tips on a great way… Read More→ August 26, 2019 Bob CoatesHiking and Gear Intro by Skip Cohen Bob Coates has been a good buddy for a lot of years. Our friendship grew out of my love for his… Read More→ 123…5Next Page 1 of 5
August 26, 2019 Bob CoatesHiking and Gear Intro by Skip Cohen Bob Coates has been a good buddy for a lot of years. Our friendship grew out of my love for his… Read More→