I edit on a vertical screen, and yes, it’s as crazy as it sounds. However, for a portrait photographer like myself, it has been a
Should you calibrate your lenses for razor-sharp focus? Well, this is a really good question. But the answer is not so specific. If you have
Inspiracles — take your most creative photos ever Master the art of photography with more inspiration — not more expensive gear. Do you love photography?
Minimalist landscape photography is definitely among the projects we like having on spotlight. It never fails to surprise those who are new to shooting landscapes
The Content-Aware Fill feature in After Effects helps you remove unwanted objects in your video footage. Removal is quick and easy! Simply mask the area
Are you a landscape photographer? Then I’m going to share the best phone app you can get — PhotoPills. Gotta do it. Find your stuff
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We’ve already placed the spotlight on some of the weirdest lenses out there. You might be wondering, what about about the strangest cameras? Well, we’ve just found a camera that definitely fits the bill: The Fujifilm Rensha Cardia BYU-N 16. In the video above, Taylor Noel introduces us to this
Did your camera get a little dusty during Covid-19? It’s time to reclaim photography! This Friday, May 14, 2021, the Visual Storytelling Conference will host a variety of photowalks across the globe. Just register for the conference — for free — to join! Led by passionate photographers across the globe,
On Wednesday, May 12, 2021, join us for the latest episode of Reflections on Mirrorless. In this episode, Scott Wyden Kivowitz sits down with Ken Hubbard to discuss all things night photography. In this live webinar, Ken will give an overview of night photography and how to best get started.
Tired of missing the shot in fast-moving action? Set your camera up for success with this top five Sony autofocus settings for moving subjects!
Leading up to the Visual Storytelling Conference, we’re putting the spotlight on some of the instructors! Meet them and find out what you can learn from them at the conference, plus some pre-conference insights. Don’t have your free ticket yet? Register today and join us for free, May 14-17, 2021!
There is a tendency in most of us to have a fear of the unknown. I have never had a negative experience in asking a stranger to make his or her image. Ever. And yet, I still have trepidation to ask, fearing to intrude or inconvenience someone. Most people are
As with any type of photography, portrait composition is key to great results. It’s what determines the intent, goal and impact of your work. Many of the composition rules work well for portrait photography. However, if you’re just starting out, you might want to master a handful of basic techniques
I recently photographed the junior rowers in my rowing club, and I wanted to make sure that I made a great portrait for the team. There’s one simple thing I did that makes it easier to make a good looking group portrait, no matter how big the group. Step back
Up in the mountains of Nevada is a ghost town. It was a former old Western mining town, and its fortunes rose and fell with the demand for precious metals. We arrived at the town, ready for some night photography. One of the largest buildings has two stories, both with
Still looking for a Nifty Fifty Canon RF lens? You might have already come across the Canon RF 50mm f/1.2L USM and 50mm f/1.8 STM lenses. With the huge price difference between the two, it’s obvious that the pricier one promises better image quality. But, it’s still worth asking, what
I edit on a vertical screen, and yes, it’s as crazy as it sounds. However, for a portrait photographer like myself, it has been a game-changer. I generally take most of my images vertically, so it only made sense that I start editing vertically. Here’s how it’s really enhanced my
Should you calibrate your lenses for razor-sharp focus? Well, this is a really good question. But the answer is not so specific. If you have a DSLR camera, the answer is yes, but if you have a newer mirrorless the answer is not so clear-cut. Why calibrate for DSLR? Because
Inspiracles — take your most creative photos ever Master the art of photography with more inspiration — not more expensive gear. Do you love photography? Then you probably want to learn how to capture those special moments more creatively. To do this well, you’ll need to absorb new skills, not
Minimalist landscape photography is definitely among the projects we like having on spotlight. It never fails to surprise those who are new to shooting landscapes in terms of how such simplicity can create mood and story. Does that sound interesting enough for you to try? We have some minimalist landscape
We’ve already placed the spotlight on some of the weirdest lenses out there. You might be wondering, what about about the strangest cameras? Well, we’ve just found a camera that definitely fits the bill: The Fujifilm Rensha Cardia BYU-N 16. In the video above, Taylor Noel introduces us to this
Did your camera get a little dusty during Covid-19? It’s time to reclaim photography! This Friday, May 14, 2021, the Visual Storytelling Conference will host a variety of photowalks across the globe. Just register for the conference — for free — to join! Led by passionate photographers across the globe,
On Wednesday, May 12, 2021, join us for the latest episode of Reflections on Mirrorless. In this episode, Scott Wyden Kivowitz sits down with Ken Hubbard to discuss all things night photography. In this live webinar, Ken will give an overview of night photography and how to best get started.
Tired of missing the shot in fast-moving action? Set your camera up for success with this top five Sony autofocus settings for moving subjects!
Leading up to the Visual Storytelling Conference, we’re putting the spotlight on some of the instructors! Meet them and find out what you can learn from them at the conference, plus some pre-conference insights. Don’t have your free ticket yet? Register today and join us for free, May 14-17, 2021!
There is a tendency in most of us to have a fear of the unknown. I have never had a negative experience in asking a stranger to make his or her image. Ever. And yet, I still have trepidation to ask, fearing to intrude or inconvenience someone. Most people are
