Articles on: photo & video

[caption id="attachment_20668" align="alignnone" width="620"] Photo: Casey Cosley[/caption] While at work, photographers use professional cameras, lenses, and flashes, snapping photos they later edit using their high-priced professional editing software. But even when photographers aren’t at work, they have a camera on hand in the form of a smartphone.

January is already coming to a close (how did that happen so fast! ?

Regardless of what kinds of photography you specialize in, if it involves people, it involves posing. And while the various styles and situations you might be shooting – boudoir, wedding, newborn, portaiture, seniors – all call for different varieties of poses and moods, there are some basic posing tips, best practices, and basic posing mistakes to be aware of.

Professional and amateur photographers alike love to create beautiful images with high quality cameras. Using a DSLR and multiple lenses can produce incredible photographs with striking sharpness, color, and quality.

As both a photographer and a professional online marketer, this is a subject that I know a good deal about. Over the years I have been diligently and successfully growing SEO traffic to my own photography site, jkatzphoto.

[caption id="attachment_29723" align="alignnone" width="4225"] My shot of Matt Kloskowski during our filming of his course, Landscape Photography: From Start to Finish[/caption] For years, I sought to improve my photographic skills entirely on my own: through trial and error, and occasionally looking things up on the internet if I wanted to try and learn a new skill. It worked, I did get better.