Capturing the world, one frame at a time
With stay-at-home orders being lifted throughout the country and around the world, many people are planning summer trips. If cabin fever has taken hold and you're ready to hit the road again, here are some tips on equipment you should pack for your upcoming travels. Camera bodies Try to travel with a minimum of two… Continue reading Photo Tip Tuesday – Travel photography checklist
Although stay-at-home orders are ending in many states, several areas are still asking residents to shelter-in-place. If you are still being asked to stay at home, or if you want to try a different photography style, you may want to give real estate photography a try. You can use your own home as a canvas… Continue reading Photo Tip Tuesday – Real estate photography
While you may feel like you are stuck at home due to shelter-in-place orders, you can actually use this time to think outside of the photographic box while staying inside your inhabited box. Check out some ideas below for photo projects you can do at home! Self-portrait We all take selfies, but there’s something to… Continue reading Photo Tip Tuesday – Photo projects to do at home
Dust happens, smudges happen, and you eventually have to make peace with the fact it’s going to end up on your lenses. Of course, many other substances like oils from your fingers, the elements, food, or whatever you pick up while outside may eventually find its way onto your gear as well. In the event… Continue reading Photo Tip Tuesday – Cleaning your camera lens at home
With stay-at-home orders active across the country & around the world, now is the perfect time to get creative with your little ones at home by showing them why you love photography and to teach them the importance and the value of a memory. Whether you've got a smartphone, an instant camera, or even a… Continue reading Photo Tip Tuesday – Photo activities for kids
When many photographers envision their dream studio, the looming detail that may give them trepidation is price. However, with a little resourcefulness & creativity, putting together your own studio doesn’t have to cost you an arm and a leg. Choose a space for your future studio The first thing you need to decide on is… Continue reading Photo Tip Tuesday – How to create a DIY home studio on a budget
If you are a wedding photographer, several of your brides may have recently postponed their wedding due to the coronavirus pandemic. Although a lot of details are in the air across the country and around the world, you can be your couple's rock of stability during these uncertain times. It’s important to remember that a… Continue reading Photo Tip Tuesday – Helping clients reschedule their weddings
If you’re a photographer stuck at home due to the coronavirus pandemic, there are plenty of things you can do to keep yourself busy (and creative) during self-isolation. Check out the list below that will help you grow your business and your creativity. Update your website As a photographer, your website is one of the… Continue reading Photo Tip Tuesday – Staying creative during a crisis
In the face of human suffering, being equipped with nothing but a camera can leave a photographer feeling helpless. But photographers and the agencies who commission them are driven by a sense of duty, not only to tell the human story, but to create a historical record (I personally experienced this during my time as… Continue reading Photo Tip Tuesday – Capturing a crisis
Some photo editing programs require a monthly subscription fee or an initial investment you may not be able to afford at the moment. However, there is a free Photoshop-style image editor that runs right in your web browser (i.e.: no downloads). Keep reading to learn more about Photopea! The similarities with Photoshop go beyond aesthetics.… Continue reading Photo Tip Tuesday – Free Photoshop-style image editor
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