With spring finally deciding it’ll amble on through the door here, I suspect we’ll all be planning on snapping a bit more. We start off with some general tips, cover some creative poses for engagement season (somehow I feel like this is one of those things where the client isn’t tired of the same old poses, it’s […]
Since we took a look at my top three tips earlier in the week in a short post, I thought it’d be helpful to add some context to those. We get a little bit smarter about how light works at the golden hour, improve our framing and avoid some of the most common mistakes. Breathtaking […]
Been a lot on here lately about being productive, and I suspect we’ll see more of that content in the future, so this week, let’s look at some advice on how to stay productive as a freelance photographer. There’s some great advice about scheduling, tips for maintaining focus and insight into managing your energy level […]
This is what capitulation looks like. I give up–the cold weather and snow has utterly defeated me. Since it will never go away, let’s look at some ways to plan for and get better pictures in those blinding and exposure-destroying white, frozen, cruel landscapes. The second two articles have similar messages, but the last focuses […]
If you’ve noticed a theme of late, you’re not wrong. I think I’m attracted to astrophotography partly because opportunities are so rare. I live in a dense, highly-built-up neighborhood of Washington, DC, so honing my night photography skills is not something I can do regularly. In any case, along with the profiles of my efforts, […]
In this week’s tour of the tubes, we focus on upping our street photography skills, find competition in helping the climate, and see some of the fastest planes in the world from a completely different angle. Street Photography: Highlights from around the web This Street Photographer’s Start-to-Finish Analog Process is a Rarity The number of […]