Why you should always have a telephoto lens in your landscape photography kit
When you think about landscape photography lenses, many photographers think only about wide-angle lenses. Classic lenses such as a 14-24mm f/2.8 or 24-70mm f/2.8 are
When you think about landscape photography lenses, many photographers think only about wide-angle lenses. Classic lenses such as a 14-24mm f/2.8 or 24-70mm f/2.8 are
This week bookends with two articles about the business of portrait photography. We lead off with a guest post by James Maher on corporate portraits
The obvious answer is; “They are online.” Sadly this is more often than I care to think, not the case. They are gone. Simply gone.
I was having lunch with one of my favorite models the other day. I asked her what it was like working with other photographers. She
“You may never become rich financially being a photographer. You will live a very rich life.” -Kevin Ames The photo above is me in 1986
If you don’t know how to shoot something, don’t do it and expect to be paid. Be honest and upfront. Okay, there’s more to it
A few weeks ago during Adobe Max 2018 some major updates were announced for the Adobe CC plans. While all of them were pretty exciting
Lasting Impacts of the Daguerreotype In the past few articles of this series, we’ve seen how the daguerreotype came about but we haven’t really taken
Pretty much everyone reading this is all too familiar with JPEG’s and the creation of large, small, printable, social media sized, etc images for clients.
Grids. Banners. Cubes. Whatever you call them. More and more companies and individuals have been jumping onto this trend since the Summer of 2015. The owners
Let’s be real. Weddings can be beyond challenging. There are enough things to worry about as a photographer (timelines always running behind, crummy lighting conditions,
One of the most common posts I see in photography forums and groups are those upset about the prices other photographers are charging. While this