As a thank you gift for following my photography and signing up for my eNewsletter, I want to give you a $5 discount on my ebook Collection, normally a $15 value. Sign up in the box to the right, and… Continue Reading →
My latest Outdoor Photographer column has been posted to their website: Antarctic Dreams The exhilaration of being out of the comfort zone Enjoy and please share!
Here is the latest images from my recent trip to Antarctica… Enjoy! Glacier and Cloud Shadows, Bransfield Strait, Antarctica 2014 Canon EOS 5D Mark III, EF70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM +2x III, 1/3000 second at f/13, ISO 800 Copyright ©… Continue Reading →
As many of you might have noticed, I returned three weeks ago from an amazing adventure: Antarctica By Air – A Unique Luminous Landscape Photographic Workshop with Michael Reichmann and Kevin Raber. Here is a set of ten new images. In spite of all the… Continue Reading →
Antarctic Dreams – a developing portfolio I recently returned from an amazing adventure: Antarctica By Air – A Unique Luminous Landscape Photographic Workshop with Michael Reichmann. Only three weeks before departure, I was asked to replace an instructor who was unable to… Continue Reading →
I have finally assembled my top images of 2013. First, I am listing the Top Ten voted by the readers. Top Ten Images by Vote: 33. Autumn Sunset, El Capitan and the Merced River 35. Dogwood and Forest, autumn 18…. Continue Reading →
Happy New Year! I have finally put together my favorite photographs from 2013. It is always helpful to take the occasional assessment of our own creative progress. The annual ritual of posting a “best of” has now gone crazily viral. You might be… Continue Reading →
Will you be posting your Best Of 2013 online? I am still working on mine, hoping to finish this week… Here is my Best of 2011: http://www.williamneill.com/blog/index.php/2011/12/william-neills-top-forty-images-for-2011-11/ For some thoughts on the subject, here is my essay from Outdoor Photographer Magazine… Continue Reading →
HAPPY THANKSGIVING WEEKEND 50% OFF EBOOK SALE! Starting today, I have reduced the price of my eBooks by 50%. If my photography is new to you, you can now purchase The William Neill eBook Collection, all 4 eBooks, for… Continue Reading →
During Sierra Art Trails this past weekend, we had three ladies walk into my living room display of prints. One of them looked at the first print by the door, a 30×40 inch print of this image, gasped, and… Continue Reading →
We had a very successful weekend during +Sierra Art Trails (https://www.facebook.com/SierraArtTrails). It is the greatest honor to share my art with visitors. I especially enjoyed that my favorite and best-selling image found two good homes with local art collectors. This… Continue Reading →
Here is a new image that has received a great deal of attention on Facebook and Flickr. Making the first print today, which is an order from the student I was working with when photographing Half Dome. I am also… Continue Reading →
Once again, I am participating in the Yosemite Foothills Open Studio Tour – Friday, Saturday and Sunday, October 5, 6 & 7, 2012. My home studio will be full of my fine art prints, books and posters. I… Continue Reading →
If you have dreamed of photographing Yosemite Valley during the best autumn color, now is time to reserve a private Yosemite workshop with me. I welcome single students, as well small groups for 1 or 2 day sessions. The dates… Continue Reading →
Announcement: I have a solo exhibit of my photographs at The Ansel Adams Gallery later this month! Many of my new images will be included, as well as some of my classic Yosemite images. It is always an honor… Continue Reading →
Greetings from the Sierra Nevada, In my past two blogs posts, I’ve shared new work from this spring and early summer. Here are four more, with comments and details below each image. If you have a favorite image from below,… Continue Reading →
One of the main dilemmas for nature photographers is how to frame an image. The choice of camera position and lens angle greatly affects the image design. Nature often provides us with chaotic lines, shapes and colors from which we… Continue Reading →
During the past month, I made many trips to nearby Yosemite Valley, and so I’d like to share a collection of these new images. Even though I have lived in or near Yosemite since 1977, I found fresh compositions and… Continue Reading →
The mind is an amazing thing. One of the great unknowns when making a photograph is how the viewer will respond. Once the artist has made an exposure and then edited it for presentation, a new life begins for… Continue Reading →
Here is my latest image, taken of my Purple Plum tree in front of my house. The sun was partially blocked by a large oak tree, and so allowing me to throw that point of light out of focus…. Continue Reading →
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