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Displaying Confidence as a Photographer to Lead Bold Fashion Photo Sessions

Displaying Confidence as a Photographer to Lead Bold Fashion Photo Sessions

Peter Coulson describes his work as “strong, sensual and mysteriously elegant with a twist of my screwed up sense of humor.” And he is certainly right, judging by this behind the scenes video. I was primarily impressed by how much confidence as a photographer and leadership this type of photo shoot would require: So, how […]

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Can a Film SLR Still Be a Cheap Alternative to Today’s DSLRs?

Can a Film SLR Still Be a Cheap Alternative to Today’s DSLRs?

The DigitalRev team is back, this time as the AnalogRev team as they do some comparisons to see if using an old film SLR is a cheap alternative to using a full frame DSLR. Kai, Alamby, and Lok discuss the costs, quality, and functionality of their three film cameras, the Nikon F65, Canon A2E, and […]

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Incorporating Dance and Movement in Photography

Incorporating Dance and Movement in Photography

In this video, Sarah Silver goes in-depth about the similarities between dance photography and fashion photography, and how upon transitioning from one to the other, she found that there was little to no difference between the two. She also imparts valuable insights, along with several useful tips to help you create dynamic photographs filled with […]

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Chill Lessons from Ice Cream Food Photography

Chill Lessons from Ice Cream Food Photography

Product photography—especially food photography—is a highly specialized skill, as any photographer who has ventured into this category will attest. It’s a given that the resulting photo needs to look delicious. The challenge is that the fragile subject has such a limited life. Maybe it’s these poetic qualities that draw artists toward the plate, camera in […]

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Photoshop Tricks

Photoshop Tricks

Even when using proper exposure and camera settings, sometimes you may take a photo that you feel needs a little something extra. We always try to get it right in the camera, but sometimes you can’t avoid issues. Below, we’ll go through a few different scenarios you might come across in which you need to […]

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Flower Timelapse

Flower Timelapse

This incredible time-lapse can really only be appreciated in its entirety. You will be amazed as you watch various colorful flowers bloom against a black backdrop. The entire project took more than 730 hours, with over 7,100 photos shot. The best part? The photographer implemented a homemade studio, using a cabinet to keep lighting consistent—and […]

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Controversial Photography Insights

Controversial Photography Insights

There is no denying the fact the photography world is full of opinionated people who want to share their ideals of what art is with the rest of us. Sometimes they’re bold approach comes off as overbearing, perhaps a even a bit pompous. The difference between those types of people and Tyler Shields is that […]

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How to Use a Ring Flash in a Photo Studio Environment

How to Use a Ring Flash in a Photo Studio Environment

Lights, lights, lights. There are so many kinds of lights. Fill lights, soft lights, hard lights, natural lights, kickers, etc. Well here’s a video about another kind of light, one that you might be very interested to try out if you haven’t already: the ringflash. This light is often referred to as the shadowless light. […]

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Freelensing Photography: The Risks & Results of this Strange Technique

Freelensing Photography: The Risks & Results of this Strange Technique

Freelensing, if you’re not familiar with the term, can be described as a photographic free-style technique, for its rather risky and venturous purpose. It is nothing but taking a picture with a camera and a lens, but without mounting the lens on the camera. Freelensing is all about holding the lens in front of the camera to create […]

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Guide for Photographic Entrepreneurs

Guide for Photographic Entrepreneurs

This book is designed for photographers of all levels and at any stage of growing their business. Whether you have yet to charge one dollar, make a few hundred dollars a month, or strive to make a full-time living from your craft. This guide is meant to be a spark for you—to help you get a little more organized, […]

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