This week, Bob Coates told us about Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep, an organization that captures life’s most precious moments. Mykii Liu gave us a great Windows-based alternative to the MacBook Pro, while Bryan Esler gave us best business and photography practices when preparing for Coronavirus. Julie Powell walked us through still life photography, and finally, Lauri Novak told us about the great cause that is Special Kids Photography of America.
Capturing life at its most delicate moments: Becoming a NILMDTS photographer - When tragedy befalls a family through infant loss there is an opportunity to give an amazing gift. To the family — and yourself. The gift to the family is remembrance portraits to help in their time of grief. The gift to you is in the giving. This can be some of the most meaningful work […]
Acer’s ConceptD 7 gives Windows users a powerful Mac alternative - Acer has been stepping up their game by entering a slew of options for digital creators to their line of gaming laptops. The ConceptD 7 is one of their 15″ variants that boasts some screaming hardware and a 4K screen geared toward accurate color. At a price point that’s competitive with a 15″ MacBook Pro, […]
How to prepare for Coronavirus as a photographer - As a photographer, how can you be best prepared for dealing with Coronavirus? Learn what precautions to take and how to best handle client questions.
What is considered still life? - Most people believe that still life is just flowers and kitchen stuff, but it’s much more than that. It’s true that I photograph a lot of flowers and I have a real penchant for vintage kitchenware, but that is not all there is to still life. Look for the masculine I teach a LOT of […]
Special Kids Photography of America: Photographing children with special needs - While wandering the show floor at WPPI, I came across the Special Kids Photography of America booth, which had images of special needs children displayed. Having a special needs stepson myself, I stopped in to chat with them about what they do not once, but twice and left their booth both times with tears in […]
