Photographing Light as a Subject
Photographing light, whether natural or manmade, goes a long way in making an interesting & engaging photo. Photography at its
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Photography Practice: Return to the Scene
A good photography practice can be to return to the same scene multiple times to photograph it under different conditions.
How to choose the right photographer for you
How to find a great photographer to work with for your family portraits, wedding, or event. … Continue readingHow to choose the right photographer for you
Shooting a Photo Story
Today we head to the creek to look for a little motivation for shooting a photo story. It can be
Download the Low Light Photography Guide
Enter your name and email below to download our PDF guide “Low Light Photography: Using Available Light”. It’s well worth
Low Light Photography: Post-Production
Welcome to my third and final post on my practices for shooting in low light using only available light. This
Low Light Photography: Technique
Thanks for checking out my second post on my practices for shooting in low light using only available light. For
Low Light Photography: Intro
One of the most difficult aspects of photography is shooting in low light. However, with my documentary approach, it’s a
Advice for Student Photographers
I often receive emails from student photographers seeking advice about pursuing a career in photography. I decided to compile the
Anything for the Shot
In 1948, Nat Fein shot this photo of Babe Ruth shortly before his death. Photographers were gathering together to get
Improve Your Sports Photography
Usually when people ask me about getting better sports photos, the question is focused around what equipment to buy. For
Life Lessons From A Paper Stopper
To answer your first question, a paper stopper is that last little flap on your printer’s paper tray that flips