I consider myself somewhat of a photograph gunslinger. I take shots from the hip, no look shots, hanging-out-of-the-window-of-a-moving-car shots. Some of them turn out great. […]
I wanted to share with you a common “lie” I hear about lifestyle photography. Hang with me? One thing I see all the time on […]
This is a special guest post by CreativeLive instructor Lindsay Adler. Photoshop is an all-consuming world full of plug-ins and hundreds of retouching options, and the […]
That background blur effect you see in photographs? You know, the one where the background is smooth blobs and the subject is in sharp focus? […]
Even though I’ve been a full-time photographer for nearly eight years, it took me a good two or three to fully realize how important lighting […]
Everyone with a decent DSLR knows: If you’ve got a camera, you’re going to be the designated photographer this holiday season. This is especially true […]
Architecture is art — but pretending that photographing a building is simple will only result in lackluster architectural shots. From slanting lines that should be […]
From the photos that required several steps and chemical baths to the instant images from pocketable iphones and Android smartphones to powerful hdr cameras, the […]
Pets are members of the family — squirmy, energetic, over-eager members of the family that often can’t sit still and turn into a massive blur […]
If photography is writing with light, then low light photography is like writing a novel with a half inch pencil stub. But, the perfect moments […]
Popular summer destinations are ripe with creative possibilities — and bursting with overdone clichés. The sun, sand, and waves make the beach one of those great places. […]
Subtle changes in how you frame and compose the subject in your digital photography can make a huge difference in the overall quality of your […]
It’s been almost 17 years since I first picked up any kind of camera and it feels like all of that time spent behind the […]
Pinterest. It’s more than just an inspiration board for crafty moms and at-home chefs. It’s also the tool photographer Emily Soto uses to plan her […]
Photography is a complicated art form. The elements of exposure, composition, light, subject matter, moment, and many others all come together to make a single […]
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