Be sure to check out all the details at a location so that you capture enough images to tell the whole story

Take the time to make the picture. An important part of this process is controlling the light with filters and diffusers

Find a good background, set your exposure, boost your exposure, and make sure to keep your subject involved

When shooting a fast-moving subject, shoot with a fast shutter speed in shutter priority mode

It's important to keep in mind the difference between what we see and what the camera sees

Visit the gift shop and look at postcards, seek out opportunities, and remember: if you don't know, ask someone who does

Get there early, don't make hasty decisions, and take the fun shots

Set up your lighting ahead of time, and balancing the flash with the available light

Adjust shutter speed, move the flash, and you can lower the shutter to create an artistic effect

Rick shoots some Flamenco dancers in action and talks about his camera settings after the show

This is a great time if you have an auto exposure bracketing setting on your camera. Remember to always expose for the highlights

You have to be ready for the action. This is especially important when shooting animals

It's a good rule of thumb to always be patient, and it's especially important when shooting wildlife