Long lenses and celestial event planning apps are both needed to make amazing photos of the moon aligned with architectural features. Learn how to plan your next big moon shoot!
SIGMA 70-200mm F2.8 DG OS HSM | Sports for Landscapes
Sigma Ambassador Darren White captures landscapes and dark skies with the Sigma 70-200m F2.8 DG OS HSM | Sports lens.
Bioluminescence Tips and Images
Capture your own stunning images of bioluminescence with this great advice from top dark sky photographer Jack Fusco!
Being a Good Land Steward as a Photographer
Sigma Ambassador Darren White talks about the responsibility of photographers to tread lightly and be respectful of nature while pursuing stunning photographs
Photographing Yosemite’s Firefalls with the SIGMA 60-600mm Sports Lens
Raul Roa photographs Yosemite National Park’s renowned Firefalls with the SIGMA 60-600mm F4.5-6.3 DG OS HSM | Sports lens.
Capturing The World Around Me With The 14-24mm
As a travel and lifestyle photographer, I love being able to visit far flung destinations around the world and experience foreign cultures. Through it all, I try to create inspirational images that celebrate the local art and flavor. My main…
Summer Fun with the Sigma 24-35mm Art Lens
This has been a summer of fun and exploration. Going to different places, and seeing things with new eyes makes me feel alive. I was lucky enough to have a Sigma 24-35mm F2 Art lens along for the ride. This lens is so…
Exploring the Rockies with the Sigma 18-300mm Contemporary Lens
The temperature has warmed, the passes are free of snow and the wildflowers are peaking. Summer in the Colorado Rockies is as stunning as it is brief. One of the best ways to experience the rustic beauty of the back…
5 Tips for Photographing the Aurora Borealis
Photographing the aurora can be one of the most exciting opportunities a landscape photographer can come across. People most commonly travel to Northern locations from all over for a chance to see them in what can often be a once…
Exploring Red Rock Canyon with Sigma Lenses
For many, the glitz and glamour of the Las Vegas strip make it the perfect destination. On the other end, many landscape travelers go to Vegas because it’s the nearest airport to Death Valley, Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon and many…