History of photography: Julia Margaret Cameron
As a woman, I naturally celebrate a little when I look back in the history of photography and see other women who have made significant
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As a woman, I naturally celebrate a little when I look back in the history of photography and see other women who have made significant
Art for art’s sake. That’s what this is all about. I grew up a creative kid and was always in love with art class. I
As a wedding photographer, I find it’s all too easy to slip into a groove of doing the same thing over and over. Sure it’s
Whatever your discipline of photography, there’s one skill that is crucial to catapulting your success: culling. That boring, obnoxious task of sifting through all the
A lot of photographers I know cringe at the thought of doing an engagement session with their clients. They say it’s a pain, it’s not
One of the biggest “rules” out there in photography is to shoot level, shoot above, but never shoot someone from a low perspective. It’s unflattering,
Assisting another wedding photographer wasn’t exactly what I aspired to do.
There are many ways that we, as photographers, bring focus to the subjects of our photos. We use light and shadow, composition and focal points.
The Stieglitz Group was an essential number of photographers who pioneered then promoted the pictorial style of photography. (Check out my article on pictorialism here!)
Recently, my friend and fellow Photofocus author, Levi Sim, called me up and asked me about how I print my photos for my clients. We
Camera Work In 1902 Stieglitz, along with Joseph T. Kelley launched Camera Work, a quarterly publication that supported the ideals of the Photo-Secession movement with
In the late 1800’s photography was still basically like a baby giraffe learning how to get up and walk for the first time. Photography didn’t