How to grow as a photographer
Joy Celine Asto
There comes a point when every photographer will start to feel the need to do more and be better at their craft. This may be
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Charting the course for success: setting business goals for 2024
Julie Powell
As we stand at the threshold of a new year, it’s time for businesses to reflect on the lessons learned in 2023 and set ambitious
Go back through photographs from time to time
Lauri Novak
To be able to go back through a lifetime of images is truly amazing. Sharing images lately in a community that I am in, made
Be your own superhero
Julie Powell
Be your own superhero, and I am not talking about running around with our underwear over tights (let’s face it NO ONE wants to see
Through the lens: Embracing evolution in photography
Julie Powell
Is your photography evolving or stagnating? Often this is a difficult and personal question. But it is one worth discussing, I believe. Photography is an
Three reasons to choose your top 12 images from 2022
Lauri Novak
Every year, I see some photographers share their top 12 images from the previous year. Do you do this? I haven’t ever really done it
Improve your photography by taking part in challenges
Lauri Novak
I’m sure you’ve seen them around on social media — the daily, weekly and monthly photography challenges that are out there. These challenges can be
How a love for nature lead me to a career in photography
Sara Kempner
With the arrival of Earth Day, I thought it fitting to reflect on the role that nature has played in my photography career. I’m a
Age doesn’t matter
Rich Harrington
This is an opinion piece that’s directed to all ages. Stop looking at your driver’s license or a calendar. Rather start looking to each other
Specialty and Style: Why They are Important for Your Photos
Jason Hahn
Style and specialty are frequent topics I’m asked about while teaching photography, and some of the hardest areas in which to give easy answers. While I have always taken these questions seriously, answering them feels like tap-dancing through a minefield. Specialty and style are uniquely personal to each artist; concepts that emerge through an individual’s interests, personality, and experiences. Trying to offer constructive criticism while not discouraging the work and personality of the artist is a true challenge.
The Guilty Photographer
Nicole S. Young
We have all lived this moment in our lives. When the dust starts to settle on your camera, or you haven’t even unpacked your gear
Making Your Old Images Feel New Again
Brian Matiash
I’ve been thinking about this photo tip for a while, mostly because I make it a habit to review my archive from years ago. As
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