3 Simple Tactics To Speed Up Your Editing Workflow
Published Sunday, June 4th, 2017
Any time you spend behind your computer editing is time you’re not spending with a camera in your hand practicing your shooting skills. Sure, good post processing skills are important too, but, as I’m sure you’ve heard a million times already, it’s always best to learn how to prevent mistakes in camera rather than learning […]
Read More3 Spring Inspired Photos And What You Can Learn By Replicating Them
Published Tuesday, May 30th, 2017
Spring is in the air! After being cooped up all winter hiding from the cold weather, many of us are eager to get outdoors and enjoy some fresh spring air and exercise our cameras. Take advantage of all the spring sights by practicing some new photography skills. Here are just a few to get you started: […]
Read More4 Ways To Earn Side Money As An Amateur Photographer
Published Monday, May 22nd, 2017
Let’s face it, photography can be a pretty expensive hobby. And as your skills improve (and your wishlist grows), you may find yourself wondering if you can start earning back some of the money you put into it. The bad news is, we live in a time of widespread technology, which means, just about everyone […]
Read MoreThe Small But Major Difference Between Lifestyle And Documentary Photography
Published Tuesday, May 16th, 2017
Photography is a lot like music in the sense there’s many, many different styles and genres. (And that’s not including all the sub-styles and niche genres.) In photography, two popular styles include lifestyle photography and documentary. The two are similar in concept. So much, in fact, they often blur the lines between which is which. […]
Read More3 Reasons You’re Still A Rookie At Portrait Photography
Published Monday, May 8th, 2017
The truth is, it takes a long time and a lot of practice to become a skilled portrait photographer. On top of learning about composition, exposure, lighting, and whatnot, portrait photographers also have to master the art of directing their subjects to get the best shots possible. It’s a lot to take on! If you […]
Read MoreFour Different Gadgets To Help You Get Steady Shots
Published Thursday, April 27th, 2017
If you’re serious about your photography, you should plan on making an investment into a good quality tripod. The are necessay when shooting long exposures, and can even make photos taken with a fast shutter speed a lot sharper. Since we tend to introduce camera shake when are shooting handled, it’s best to elimiante this […]
Read MoreHow Mood Boards Can Help Develop Your Photographic Style
Published Monday, April 17th, 2017
As you become more interested in photography and begin taking the necessary steps to improve your craft, you’ll most likely seek out the advice of more experienced photographers to help you out along the way. This is a great way to learn all those tried and true methods and techniques that are essential to becoming […]
Read MoreWildlife Photography Tips For Beginners
Published Thursday, April 6th, 2017
Wildlife and animal photography in general is a pretty popular style of photography. People are naturally gravitated towards animals, so this comes as no surprise. But taking great wildlife photos can be extremely tricky. Here are few simple tips that can help set you up for success! Use The Right Gear I usually really enjoy […]
Read MoreHow To Get Started In Concert Photography
Published Monday, March 20th, 2017
When I made the jump from amateur to professional photographer, my first gig was as a music and concert photographer for local arts and entertainment magazine. For me, it was my dream job. People were paying me to go to concerts and take photos. It was awesome, and though I’ve since moved on to follow some […]
Read MoreYou Need To Be Backing Up Your Photos, Here’s How
Published Monday, March 13th, 2017
If you’re fortunate enough to have never lost an entire lifetime worth of photos due to a hard drive failure, congratulations! However, if it’s happened to you, it’s easy to understand the importance of backing up your work. And backing it up on more than one location on a regular basis. I am one of […]
Read MoreEnhance Your Photos with This Image Editor for Mac
Published Thursday, March 9th, 2017
Images play a key role in web design, and they are generally essential for a design to be a success. When envisioning a website’s theme, the first thing that usually comes to mind is the imagery that will be involved. Photos must be powerful and engaging. This usually means they will require a certain amount […]
Read MoreHow To Keep Your Gear Safe When Traveling
Published Tuesday, March 7th, 2017
Let’s face it, camera equipment is expensive. Between camera bodies and lens collections, it’s easy to have a small fortune invested into your photography kit. This can be a cause of great stress when traveling. There’s could be a concern about theft, accidental loss, inclement and unexpected weather…No one wants to spend their entire vacation […]
Read MoreDealing With Photographer’s Block By Jumpstarting Your Creativity
Published Monday, February 27th, 2017
Photographer’s block is unavoidable. At some point, we’re going to go through a phase where we’re either unmotivated to shoot or just don’t know what we should be shooting. It can be a tough slump to pull yourself out of too. Tough, but not impossible. Fortunately, there are few tricks and tips we can use to […]
Read More4 Helpful Tips For Photographing Interiors
Published Tuesday, February 14th, 2017
Many photographers are looking at real estate photography as a potential photography business. The job of a real estate photographer can be a fun one. You get to spend your days visiting different buildings and homes to take photos. It’s fun, but still a lot of work! Each location is likely to be different, so […]
Read More20 Photos Of Snow That Will Have You Get You Inspired To Shoot Outdoors This Winter
Published Monday, February 6th, 2017
I find most people either love the snow or hate it. I was never particularly a fan of cold weather myself, but these photos of winter snow sure make me question if I’m missing out on something. I love vibrant the colors become when photographed against bright white snow, it makes for a great visual […]
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