by Michael DeYoung | Oct 15, 2013 | Tips & Techniques
My long time good friend, flyfishing guide and award winning author Pudge Kleinkauf of Women’s Flyfishing once said to me while grayling fishing in Lake Clark: “Don’t leave fish to find fish.” I have always carried that with me with my... 
by Michael DeYoung | Apr 1, 2013 | New Work
In addition to showing new adventure images, I address degree of difficulty and creativity as well as sacrifice and compromise with respect to photography. Lauri and I completed our second weeklong trip on the Royal Arch Loop with longtime friend and backpacking... 
by Michael DeYoung | Feb 24, 2013 | Tips & Techniques
Intro: Outdoor photographers all know that weather determines the quality, quantity, color, feel and mood of light, and light is the language of our art and craft. Former weather forecaster Michael DeYoung shares his knowledge on weather, atmospheric phenomena and... 
by Michael DeYoung | Jan 6, 2013 | Tips & Techniques
Intro: Outdoor photographers all know that weather determines the quality, quantity, color, feel and mood of light, and light is the language of our art and craft. Former weather forecaster Michael DeYoung shares his knowledge on weather, atmospheric phenomena and... by Michael DeYoung | Feb 1, 2012 | Assignment & Production
First, a little background story about my early Alaska days. A client recently expressed interest in images of bitter cold. Not much of that in Northern New Mexico and western Colorado Valley this winter. I am planning a late winter trip to Alaska this year. But, I...