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NOTE: This is a guest post by Ray Carcases – UPDATE: According to this link http://brettmaxwellphoto.com/ipadsortorder/ you can indeed sort iPad images if you use Windows. Warning: This post is
Guest Post & Photo by You can use two different approaches for entering photo contents: One method is to submit your favorite picture and you might even win but the
Guest Post and photo by Food styling is all about making food look delicious. I do my best to try and make food look natural, fresh and clean, and sometimes
Post by In Part I and Part II of this series I covered tips for helping avoid memory card data loss. In this article, I will continue the discussion with
Guest Post and Images by I love little babies, but photographing them can be challenging. As you know, I love a challenge. My solution starts with my camera and lighting
Guest Post and photo by Styling is something that can really make a big difference in your food images. Heck, its so important in the industry that some people make
Guest Post & Photo by When I was a student at the Maryland Institute, College of Art I attended a class on color and my first assignment was landscape photography.
Guest Post and Images by Stacy Pearsall Picture Show by Graf – Application for Your i-Phone On July 12, 2010, Graf created a great photography application, Picture Show. As soon
In food photography, and photography in general, a good fundamental tip on composition is to create or find triangles in your images. Triangles keep the viewers eyes on the photo,
Post by Andrew Darlow Due to the growing popularity of digital cameras, removable memory cards have become our “new film.” Some popular types of memory cards include SD/SDHC (Secure Digital),
Editor’s Note: Joe Farace is a photographer’s photographer. He, like me, has been around the block a few times. He’s an amazing writer with more than 30 books to his
Guest Post and Images by We all have shared an awkward silence with perfect strangers on an elevator. We’d just assume stair at our feet then initiate a conversation. There’s
One of the most common challenges I have seen many new food photographers struggle with is getting proper white balance (colors) and also exposure (tones/brightness/contrast) in their food images. When
Guest Post and Images by Stacy L. Pearsall EDITOR’S NOTE: I will be teaching a workshop with Stacy on location in South Carolina. She’s simply one of the best photographers I’ve
Guest Post by Tamara Lackey In my last post, I explained why using a fill light, or a reflective light source, is so important for my style of photography. I
Post by Andrew Darlow For the photo above, I used the techniques described below in Tip #3 and Tip #4. I’m often asked: “How do I get my pets to
Guest Post by Tamara Lackey Everyone has a different style of shooting, which often means a different look they go for when evaluating how to best light their subject. Personally,
Post by Andrew Darlow Above: A representation of a printed image with print data from the worksheet described in this article. In the previous four parts of this series here
Post by Above: A test image inside the Print dialog box in Photoshop CS5. Below that is the same test image after making a print and moving it over for
Guest Post By Stacy Pearsall From early on in my shooting career, I was told to always have a personal project that I was passionate about. My mentor encouraged me
Guest Post by Tamara Lackey A tried and true tip on how to gain inspiration in your work is to look around at imagery that inspires you and think about
