Need vs Want – A Photography Gear Guide
For most of us, new gear is exciting. There’s nothing quite like getting a new lens, or upgrading a piece of gear. Unfortunately though, it can be easy for an appreciation of new gear to…
Articles published in 2015
10 Great Websites & Blogs for Landscape Photographers
Landscapes are a favorite subject of many photographers, professionals and hobbyists alike. Whether you are an experienced pro or a beginner looking to learn more, following the right website and blogs can be extremely helpful…
Floral Photography – Ways To Improve Your Craft
Flowers, plants and natural landscapes are favorite subjects for amateur and professional photographers. Whether you want to capture the small bouquet on your dining table, clusters of flowers in your garden, or that beautiful landscape…
Getting a Killer Vanishing Point in Your Photography
Photographers always want to treat their audience to new perspectives in their images. That makes things much more interesting for viewers and also ups the photographer’s credibility and reputation. Showcasing interesting perspectives also shows off…
Pros and Cons of the Sony A7s Mirrorless Camera
During the early 2000’s, Sony rocketed to the top of their market in cameras and lenses. They acquired Minolta, and a few years later came the Sony mirrorless cameras that we know today. Behind Epson…
Tips & Tricks On Becoming A Good Second Shooter
Some photographers find it necessary to hire a second shooter when they are covering big events like weddings. Basically, the second shooter acts as the assistant or second photographer. Most of those who accept second…
More Than Ordinary: Four Tips for More Compelling Images of Water
Water. It is the most precious and life giving of elements. At times peaceful and serene while at other times bringing great devastation and destruction. It has long been a favourite subject matter for photographers…
Top 10 Photography Myths Debunked
Most of us have fallen victim to a common photography misconception at one point or another. Whether it’s assuming that a new camera will make you a better photographer, or the all-too-common “never use the…
How To Choose Your DSLR or Mirrorless Camera
If you’ve decided you’d like to get more into photography, or you’re ready to make a career from your photos, you’ll probably want to make sure that you’ve got the right camera for the photography…
Why Watermarking Should Not Be A Dirty Word
Watermarking is a way to protect a photographer’s images on the internet. More specifically, it involves putting an apparent, embedded overlay on your images. It can either be text, a copyright notice or a logo.…
All About Studio Lighting
Studio lighting is an essential addition to most photographers’ arsenal. It allows us to create natural lighting effects in a variety of situations, and is far more controllable than a flashgun. And, with so many…
The Tao of Photography
During the somewhat confusing and at times discouraging journey that we find ourselves traveling as photographers it sometimes helps to take a proverbial step back. Sometimes we just have to relocate the ball and be…