Work. Family. Life. How do we make more time for photography? Here are some suggestions to inspire you! It’s often challenging to make time for photography. Many of us have a job. Or two. We have family, obligations, and more. It’s difficult to find the time. This is especially true
I just got back from a quick trip to London and thought I’d share this little tip with you. Do you change the time in your camera when you travel? Umm, I’d love to say I do but the reality is I forget just about every single time. When I
Mylio Photos keeps you photo collection organized: Every photo, on every device, collated in one place. Using the Calendar and Map views in Mylio Photos are just two of the ways you can browse your photos. But what if your photo metadata isn’t accurate? Up-to-date metadata is easy when your
Fifty years ago, today, July 20, 1969, the whole world paused to watch a really fuzzy video in black and white of Neil Armstrong stepping onto the surface of the moon. That week the July 25, 1969 issue of Time magazine arrived in my mom’s mailbox in Boise, Idaho. The
8 killer tips to work smarter, be more productive and conquer a myth There’s days and there’s DAYS. Those days that are so full we almost dread them from the moment we wake up in the morning. How did we get to this? Why am I late with everything? But
Photographers go through many different phases as they are building their careers. Sometimes we are swamped and busy beyond belief and sometimes we sit around twiddling our thumbs fearful that we have forgotten something we should be doing. Free time isn’t free in this business. If you are sitting idly
Yesterday was Nikon’s 100th birthday and its loyal photographers get the present: a new FX camera the Nikon D850. Details are sketchy. We don’t know the shipping date or pricing information. What is known is this camera does something no other DSLR can. It makes 8k time lapse video. https://youtu.be/epaRJ3eqKzk Want
Daylight savings time is over. We are back on standard time. While all of us go through home and office changing the hands and digits so they read one hour earlier, most photographers forget to change the time on their camera. Fall back time for cameras too Twice a year
It is a tragedy to not make a picture because you don’t want to deal with post production. Yet, many photographers have exactly this feeling–that photography has become a burden. Here’s an idea to help make using two or more cameras less burdensome. Why Two Cameras? Just the other day
The other day I was showing a friend how to send images to be merged into an HDR in Photomatix Pro by exporting from Lightroom. When we were going through his image library, it was difficult for him to remember which images were in each sequence. He couldn’t remember if
As a wedding photographer, I have plenty of cameras to keep track of. Usually at least two are mine, at least two are my second shooter’s, and occasionally I have an intern along as well. That means there are a lot of opportunities for time variations with the internal clock
