HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT LENS
With so many lenses to choose from, how do you know how to choose the right lens when you’re preparing for a shoot? We break it down in this post on lenses.
BEING A PHOTOGRAPHY MENTOR
Photography is a passion that is best shared with others. And Being a photography mentor is a great way to share your passion for photography.
USING REPETITION IN COMPOSITION
Using repetition in composition is a great exercise to practice when you’re photographing new scenes. Read about what to look for in this blog post.
STREET PHOTOGRAPHY IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES
One of the most challenging, yet fascinating genres of photography is street photography. Read photographer Laurie Cohen’s advice on the Think Orange blog.
TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHY (and why we shoot what we shoot)
TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHY (and why we shoot what we shoot). Much has been written about both the fetishization of the local people that travel photography often captures and on the voyeuristic aspects of tourism generally—slum tours in developing countries (or “poverty photography”) being a prime example. I admit that I struggle with these criticisms whenever I travel. Am I obligated to depict some reality, tell a story, or just present something pleasing or interesting to the viewer?
LIGHTROOM PRESETS
At first glance, you’re probably thinking “another blog on LR tips?”
Yes, but this one is actually the start of a sequence of informative posts to come.
Of course, we always welcome feedback from you on whether you are utilizing presets or not. Additionally, we’ll try to briefly explain how and why they occur.
CAMBODIA – ANGKOR FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS – 8 TIPS
CAMBODIA – ANGKOR FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS – 8 TIPS by Ian Robert Knight Of all the places I’ve been in the world, Cambodia’s Angkor complex is one of my top favorites. I count myself lucky to have been able to visit the temples many times, and each time I go, I come away with new…