Three tips for fabulous photowalking
I just attended a terrific event hosted by the photo club at the Art Institute of Portland, and beforehand we did a 1-hour photowalk around
I am passionate about making photographs and helping others make their pictures better, too. I just took a dream job as the Photographer for Utah State University. I make all kinds of portraits for editorial and commercial use, product shots, action pictures, and landscapes in one of the most beautiful places in the world. It’s like making a living doing my hobby, and I love it. I spend the rest of my time being a poppa and studying to be a better hunter. Read more of my articles here. You can see my portfolio here— I promise to update it someday…
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I just attended a terrific event hosted by the photo club at the Art Institute of Portland, and beforehand we did a 1-hour photowalk around
As a portraitist, it’s imperative that you stay ahead of trends. Your clients depend on your eye for what looks good at this point in
When I got this assignment to make a portrait of a comedian and performer, my mind immediately went wild with ideas. He’s known for a
I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: You need to make more portraits. Portraits don’t have to be formal affairs with special lights
In this first episode of our new webinar, Reflections on Mirrorless, Levi Sim is joined by photojournalist and podcaster Sharky James. They discuss sensor sizes
Holding a printed photograph is a valuable experience. Pictures are commonplace, and they are swiped faster than they can be appreciated. But a photograph, on
Let’s talk about injustice that is being committed, perpetuated and defended by photographers all over the world — myself included. I’ll show you how I’ve
Sharing pictures from beautiful places is one of my favorite things to do, especially when I’ve hiked to get there. However, if I suddenly had
There I was, making pictures for the athletics department to use in their marketing materials when suddenly, a soccer ball soared straight into my lens
Grain is a word used in film photography to describe the fineness of detail a film or paper is capable of capturing. Landscape photographers typically
Flowers are magical. The first thing I photographed with my first camera was a flower in my yard. It was the perfect subject because it
Sharpening helps your picture have a little more punch and can allow details to pop and draw attention. If you sharpen the entire image, however,