Enjoy reading about some great photography and general interest books. It’s a great way to learn photography. Women of Vision: National Geographic Photographers on Assignment Women of Vision: National Geographic [read more]
“I’m firmly convinced that the very best way to break into professional nature photography is to write an article to accompany your photographs. In other words, create a vehicle to [read more]
My name is Martin Golden, and I live and work in Denver, Colorado. At the risk of sounding like an old DRAGNET rerun, I carry a badge. You see, I’ve [read more]
© 2008 Randy Romano All rights reserved. Successfully photographing homes and buildings requires a different kind of mindset from other photographic subjects. The two obvious and extremely different components of [read more]
“Cutting” through the clutter. Cutting photographic and inkjet prints (and other materials) is not a favorite task for most photographers. However, having the ability to cut your prints quickly, accurately, [read more]
In this article we will look at real estate photography, in the form of photographing display homes. For the uninitiated, display homes (sometimes referred to as “project homes” or “model [read more]
Camera straps come in a variety of designs and although the standard straps that come with a camera are functional and indeed support the camera, they do have their shortcoming, [read more]
While placement may be different for each image, I put this copyright watermark in the middle of the image so that it would be more difficult for someone to easily [read more]
One picture is worth a thousand words, I bet you’d agree. How many words is a 360° picture worth then? Introducing FotoRobot Choose any object and FotoRobot will handle making [read more]
Effective SEO for photographers is even more important these days, now that everyone seems to be a photographer! With smartphones having good cameras and with all sorts of social media sites focusing [read more]
© 2011 Margo Taussig Pinkerton. All right reserved. OK, let get down to brass tacks, or in this case, tripods and ball heads. Lots of questions come to Arnie and [read more]
You have to allow an ambiguous place for the mind to fill in the thing that isn’t there on paper, the magic stuff.” After a career change in 1988, I [read more]
It’s a social world on the web. Flock together as these Terns do in Cedar Key, Florida. Sharing is Caring Sharing your content is a huge part of increasing visibility [read more]
In this digital age, photography copyright laws become even more important to understand. Yet will it be around for much longer when the global nature of the Internet makes it impossible to [read more]
You’ve seen it. You’ve heard about it. You may even be able to pronounce it (“zhee-clay”), but exactly what is it? Simply put, giclée is a label now used to [read more]
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