Exposure Workflow with Bobbie Goodrich
Bobbie Goodrich is known for her fine art imagery. She prefers to focus (no pun intended) on wildlife, and so she often travels around the globe
Client Education
A real life example of an unauthorized retouch. Click to view the original image. Provided by David Mecey. Let's say you're running a
Exposure Workflow Video with Parker J Pfister
Avid readers of our blog will probably recall a recent barnstormer of a post from master photographer and all round good egg, Parker J Pfister.
Femina Photo + Design
Femina Photo + Design is a photography and graphic design team comprised of two women: Nicole Dimotsis and Noelle Andrews. Based out of NYC and Philadelphia, Nicole and Noelle specialize in wedding and portrait photography while also incorporating in-house design services such as album and stationery design.
Adding “Punch” Through Exposure With Dustin Abbott
Dustin gallivanted out into the frozen tundra in hope to return with some amazing images. According to him, the shoot was successful, but some of the shots he got weren’t exactly what he had in mind. He explains what he did to them in his article below.
Winter Shoot Edit With Bokeh, Exposure, & Jimmy
Mr. Joe did a wintry shoot during one of the recent blizzards here in NC. We chatted about the images and decided to do separate
Custom Shortcut Key Pitfalls
Shortcut keys are powerful weapons to have in your arsenal. They can be used to make selections, zoom, pan, invert--you get the idea. Shortcuts invoke
Portfolio Tips from Andrew Foord
Fashion and glamour photographer, Andrew Foord, shares some terrific ideas for building your portfolio. He's been featured on the blog before, check it his other
Jeff Ascough
I was first made aware of the work of Jeff Ascough back in late 2008. As a Canon Ambassador, Jeff was one of the first
Jonas Peterson
Last week, Australia-based wedding photographer and Canon Master, Jonas Peterson, splashed some details on the special sauce he uses to make his award-winning images. Needless
Photography Art with Bobbie Goodrich
Well known fine art & wildlife photographer, Bobbie Goodrich, shares her story, and gives you a glimpse into what makes her captivating imagery. She’s been
Exposure for Photo Composites with Frank Bramkamp
Hobbyist photographers routinely surprise me by the high level of work they produce. Frank Bramkamp, for example, creates great-looking photo composites. Intrigued by a couple
Parker J Pfister
Where to begin when introducing Parker J Pfister Esq.? He is a true master of photography across myriad forms and eschews any labels you want
Breaking Through with Andrew Foord
Andrew Foord, returns to the blog with encouraging suggestions to help you through inspiration plateaus. If you missed out on his other articles, check them
Andrea Livieri
Andrea Livieri is a rock star--no, really. He’s a great musician as well as an awesome photographer. Andrea’s photography work has been featured in multiple
Chris Corradino’s 10 Photography Guidelines
Chris Corradino wrote an article chock-full of helpful tidbits to improve your shooting. He’s a New York-based travel photographer and a photography trainer. Chris’s passion
Lighting for Textures in Snap Art 4 Video
I just finished a video tutorial that demonstrates the use of the Lighting controls in Snap Art 4. Normally I use Snap Art for painterly
Car Shooting Tips from Christian Bouchez
Seattle-based car and portrait photographer, Christian Bouchez, returns to the blog with some handy photography tips. The advice he shares may be focused on a