Four ways to get creative at the start of spring
After a very busy winter, I finally had some time to get out for myself and photograph the world around me. It was 67 degrees
Bryan is a photographer specializing in capturing corporate events, food/drink and advertising imagery. Based in Grand Rapids, MI, he has worked with clients such as CNBC, Michigan State University, ArtPrize, Grand Rapids Magazine and more. His work has also been featured by Delta Airlines, NBC, Microsoft and Pure Michigan. He also serves as a Fotopro tripod ambassador.
After a very busy winter, I finally had some time to get out for myself and photograph the world around me. It was 67 degrees
For a little over two years, I’ve worked to bring you photography marketing tips and tricks to help boost your skills in not only dealing
Over the past year, I’ve been forced to get a bit outside my comfort zone when it comes to photography. So how did I face
A few weeks ago, I spent some time in Ireland with my family. One of the places that was on our list to check out
We’ve all seen it before. Tourists holding up their cameras to capture that iconic shot. But what if that photograph isn’t iconic to you, with
As we’re out and about, we might not always have our cameras with us. But that shouldn’t stop us from capturing something we find inspiring.
Having trouble sharing a YouTube video with your friends and family? When you upload a video to YouTube, you’re given the option on how visible
In my line of work, I visit a lot of photographers’ websites. Whether it be for inspiration, to find wedding referrals (no, I still don’t
Whether you use it in-camera or in your post-processing software, you ultimately will come across a set of mountains that help to describe the pixel
Mirrorless cameras are all the rage these days. While it started with Sony, Olympus, Panasonic and Fuji, Canon and Nikon finally joined the game in
Toward the end of each year, I have a look back at the past year and see what’s worked, and what hasn’t. There are a
For years, I’ve photographed with a battery grip on my cameras. It no longer feels “normal” to hold my camera without one! But why do