Vacations are a special time for photographers. They offer you new surroundings and experiences that can inspire you in ways you may not experience in your daily environment. But being presented with new surroundings and…
There are times when our landscape, seascape, or cityscape images could use a little extra oomph to put them in the fantastic category. One such tool for this is fog. Unfortunately, sometimes it’s not foggy!…
Wedding photography is no easy feat. It requires a quick eye, a good sense of angles and posing, along with the ability to capture more candid moments during the ceremony. All the while moving around…
As a female photojournalist, I’m passionate about promoting female photographers and their huge depth and breadth of work. My own photography work focuses on portraiture and, whilst my style is either very clean or somewhat…
001 – Photograph by Kent DuFault Color photography represents to some folks as being ‘easier’ than black and white imaging. In some ways, that’s true. It’s hard not to like the resulting photo when you…
Landscape photography is a staple and popular genre. Many aspire to capture nature’s beauty but come up with less than satisfying results. It is a tricky style to dominate and can take a bit of…
I am a photographer, and folks in the photo world know that. I’m also a published fiction writer, a much less-known fact about me. For decades, I have studied the art of writing stories. What…
Are you dreaming about your next vacation? Whether your next trip is to a nearby town or halfway across the world, we’ve rounded up four free guides to inspire you for any future travels. Or…
The title of this blog post discusses the topic of movement and positioning within a photo. Even typing that out makes it sound kind of complicated. It’s not, and there are just a few accepted…
Portraits are an essential cornerstone in photography. And while they may appear simple enough, a well crafted portrait requires practice, practice and practice. It’s also a good idea to brush up on your knowledge on…
When we’re starting out in photography, generally we’ll stick to natural light or use whatever light we have in our home. That is, until we can afford to slowly purchase or add more lighting options…
Photograph by Kent DuFault LUMIX GX-85 with a 14mm lens, ISO 400, at f/11 and a shutter speed of 1/200th of a second using the aperture priority shooting mode and pattern metering. The original camera…