How Knowing Your Camera Well Will Make You A Better Photographer
Know your camera so well you don’t have to think about it every moment you are using it. This will make you a better photographer. The less attention you have to give to you camera,…
An Introduction Guide to Freelensing or Lens Whacking
Freelensing is a technique used by photographers when they want to think “outside of the box” when it comes to getting creative shots. It isn’t everyone’s taste, but if you want to explore this unique…
10 Important Safety Tips for Landscape Photographers
One of the reasons why landscape photography is so popular is because, even aside from the photography, just being out in nature can be a great experience. But landscape photography can often take you to…
Interview with Journalist, Editor, and Photographer, Angela Nicholson
Angela Nicholson is a journalist, editor, and photographer, as well as the director of Camera Jabber and founder of SheClicks. SheClicks is a Facebook community for female photographers. I spoke with Angela about her work…
6 Great Ideas for When You’re Not Feeling Creative
Every photographer will eventually experience a time when they’re just not feeling very creative. You may feel uninspired, frustrated with your work, or just stuck in a rut. When you face a situation like this,…
Hands-On Review of the Tamron 35-150mm f/2.8-4 Di VC OSD Camera Lens
Over the years I’ve evaluated numerous Tamron lenses, mainly due to the fact that the company has been one of the most prolifically innovative manufacturers of affordable pro-grade lenses I have ever seen. Of those…
The One Composition Rule You Should Use for Every Photo: Fill the Frame
Composition is one of the most important creative aspects of photography. The rules of composition get debated often. But the one rule you should use for every photograph is seldom emphasized. © Kevin Landwer-Johan Fill…
Tips and Tricks for Composing Mountain Landscape Photos
Photographs of mountains have something heartwarming, inspiring, and beautiful. The photo can be of a glorious sunrise peeking through the mountains or it can be a snow-capped mountain. Mountains are the favorite subjects and the…
List of Things to Discuss with a Client Before a Family Session
There is a lot that goes into preparing for a photo session. This applies to any session, but especially a family session. The reason is, there are multiple people who will be involved in the…
Can’t-Miss Tips & Tricks for Successful Forest Photography
When you’re in the forest, you get the feeling that you’re far from everything else; like you are in another world. This might ring especially true if you live and spend most of your time…
Review of the BenQ SW271 Photo-Editing Monitor
BenQ has on its portfolio the SW271, a 27-inch monitor with a 4K HDR and IPS panel targeted to photographers who demand color accuracy and therefore, an efficient workflow. Due to the price and its…
7 Great Tips for Photographing Your Family Vacation
Summer is easily the most popular time of the year for family vacations. What better way is there to remember your favorite vacations than to take plenty of photographs capturing the moments and experiences? If…