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Photo Shoot Location Ideas in the Average City

Photo Shoot Location Ideas in the Average City

Locations play a pivotal role in adding interest to images. The background adds aesthetic value and also helps in providing context. However, not all of us are lucky enough to be living in areas with beautiful locations. But don’t let that discourage you: there’s always someplace that’s picture-worthy. You just need to know where and […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Odenplan Train Station

Interesting Photo of the Day: Odenplan Train Station

It’s fair to say that the technology and design behind modern architectures are quite cutting-edge. The complexity is reflected not only in the construction, but also in the aesthetics of any given structure. Take, for instance, the following image by photographer Robbie Swan of the Odenplan Train Station in Stockholm, Sweden: Swan shot the image […]

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Tips & Tricks for Creating a Photography Portfolio

Tips & Tricks for Creating a Photography Portfolio

Just like a resume outlines your skill sets relevant to a job you’re applying to, a photography portfolio demonstrates your capability as a photographer. It’s the first thing potential clients want to see before hiring you. It gives them a feel of what level of work they can expect. In today’s context, it is very […]

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7 Tips for Photographing the Magic of Autumn

7 Tips for Photographing the Magic of Autumn

Early autumn is among the most photogenic times of the year. It’s wonderful to stand outside and capture the unique greens, yellows and red that transform the trees. Mornings are crisp, it’s not too cold and the days aren’t that short yet. And since autumn is upon us, today we have photographer Nigel Danson who […]

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How to Build Your Brand as a Photographer

How to Build Your Brand as a Photographer

Photographers today have plenty of opportunities to showcase their work, thanks to the Internet. But this brings its own challenges. Since everyone has the same access, how you do stand out? As in other professions, photographers can—and should—brand themselves. But how do you start developing your photography brand? In the following video, photographer Evan Ranft […]

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Inspiring Subjects: The Most Important Aspect of a Photographer’s Toolkit

Inspiring Subjects: The Most Important Aspect of a Photographer’s Toolkit

Anytime we talk about a “tool” in photography, it’s mostly about photography gear. You can have the best camera and lenses with you, and you can spend loads of time watching and reading reviews of photography gear—but what good is gear if you do not get to use it? Being locked down in 2020 has […]

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Lighting or Composition: Which One Takes Priority?

Lighting or Composition: Which One Takes Priority?

Lighting and composition are definitely two of the most talked-about topics when learning about photography. They are undoubtedly two of the most important pillars that, if mastered, can take your photos to the next level. But which one is more important? To answer that, we have photographer Manny Ortiz in today’s video. He shows you […]

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Canon 50mm f/1.8 or f/1.2: Which is Better?

Canon 50mm f/1.8 or f/1.2: Which is Better?

No matter what camera you use, the 50mm lens, also known as the “Nifty Fifty,” is a must-have for photographers. The perspective it provides is very close to what we see with our eyes, making it a versatile focal length. This is why almost every photographer owns a 50mm f/1.8 and why every lens manufacturer […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Moving Forest Exposure

Interesting Photo of the Day: Moving Forest Exposure

Inspiration can come from anywhere—even from an accident. That’s what happened when photographer Nate Trivette was working with his eight-year-old son, who moved the camera around during a long exposure. The mistake helped Trivette take the following spooky image at Harriet Lake in Superior National Forest: Trivette shot the image on a Nikon D750 with […]

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Is Social Media a Blessing or a Curse for Photographers?

Is Social Media a Blessing or a Curse for Photographers?

Social media has been a blessing to photographers, who are now able to more freely showcase their work to the world. It’s also a platform to collect feedback, gauge public opinion and and also critique one another’s work. This can, however, have a negative effect: some photographers end up posting images just to please the […]

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