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What’s the best lens for food photography?
It can be difficult to know what equipment you need for the job, especially when you’re starting out or trying a new genre. Food photography…
Follow these nine iPhone photography tips for sharper shots
“Shot on iPhone.” The phrase has become increasingly popular on social media the last few years. That’s because with each passing year, the tech inside our smartphones gets smaller, yet more capable. So, you might be asking yourself, why are the photos on my smartphone blurry and not sharp? Well, I have the answer: here are my 9 iPhone Photography tips for taking Sharper Photos today!
Don’t let these ten editing mistakes ruin your landscape photos
When you’re new to photo editing, you may be tempted to use all possible tools – and use them incorrectly. We’ve all been there, don’t…
These 70 tips will improve your Lightroom game
Lightroom has evolved into a powerful editing tool over the past few years. Once just a glorified filing system, it is now a standalone program…
A complete guide for pricing your photography
One of the essential aspects of doing photography for a living is pricing it correctly. So, it’s time to look at our pricing. Pricing? You…
How to make iPhone 15 clips look like 8K RED Monstro footage using AI
The iPhone 15 and the iOS updates that come with it have brought new features to Apple’s smartphone ecosystem. That’s no surprise. The same thing…
The importance of one-on-one portfolio reviews
Portfolio reviews are an essential way to connect with clients and share your work in a personal way. Traditionally, these meetings were almost always in person and tended to involve some travel and a lot of time and money devoted to keeping your book fresh, curated, and up-to-date. Although this is without a doubt still one of the best ways to make a lasting impression on a potential client, there are now many opportunities to share your portfolio virtually and to schedule video meetings rather than to meet in person.
Tips for finding models if you have no budget or portfolio
So, you want to get serious about portrait or fashion photography. But alas, you still don’t have a portfolio, and your budget is tight for professional models. In this article, we’ll share some tips for you to find models even if you have no budget, so you can start building a portfolio and get your career going.
Mastering the Tone Panel, Lightroom’s most important settings
Lightroom offers many editing tools, but the Tone Panel is its very heart. In his latest video, Colin Smith guides us through his process of…
7 practical tips for working with camera gear in the cold
Snowy winter scenes are a photographer’s dream until your gear becomes a moisture magnet. And that moisture can literally transform your entire photographic experience into…
