Matt Halvorson Photography - Purchase a copy here. Capturing the Lunar Eclipse: A Night of Challenges and Rewards I have to admit, photographing this lunar eclipse was more challenging than…
Matt Halvorson Photography On February 28, 2025, skywatchers around the world were treated to a breathtaking celestial event—a rare planetary alignment, often referred to as a "planet parade." This awe-inspiring…
This was my second senior portrait session at Cuddle Corral located in Dewey Az. Both times were fun, and we came away with some great photos and memories. I really…
I was out taking photos at Lost Dutchman State Park when a very patriotic sunset of reds, whites, and blues dominating the sky. The jagged mountains and spiky cacti help…
Capturing the Soul of Blues: Photographing a Blues Band MemberPhotographing a blues band member is an exhilarating experience that requires a keen eye for detail and an understanding of the…
I went out hoping I would be able to photograph a rainbow but I came away with a very different photo instead. I got there early and bundled up trying…
with our current monsoon season the Falls are flowing very strongly right now. It was fun to see them with all that water flow. I decided this time I wanted to get a picture from the bottom so my pictures would look different from last time. For the shot I did a long exposure because it wanted it to look more like chocolate milk than muddy water. It was more than a little muddy at the bottom but worth the hike and the new photo perspectives. It was raining off and on while I was there which brought some interest to the sky.
I was out trying to capture rainbows during our monsoon season when this pelican came to handout with me. I think he was trying to fish but having as much…
There are quality reasons for shooting RAW as a photographer but as a client or customer, RAW images really are only going to benefit you after the photographer has processed the image.
Red Sky at night Toadstool’s delight – Photograph by Matt Halvorson Trip advice: If you go I do ask one thing, please stay off the hoodoos. They are soft rocks…