Why Lens Size Doesn't Really Matter
Do my pupils go large when I see a thicc lens practically dragging on the floor beside a too-cool-for-school photographer walking around with a smug smile on their face like they’re God’s gift to film?
Camille Ora-NicolePublished 16 days ago in Photography
Beyond The Lens: Interview with Untamed Photographer's Melissa Groo
Melissa Groo is a wildlife photographer, writer, and conservationist with a passion for educating people about the marvels of the natural world. She believes that photography can be both fine art and a powerful vehicle for storytelling, and considers herself a “wildlife biographer” as much as a wildlife photographer.
Untamed PhotographerPublished 2 months ago in Photography- Second Place in Members Only Challenge
The Colorscapes Masterclass
I fell in love with photography back in Fall of 2015. I was 15 years old at the time. I always had a fascination with the Universe and I thought it would be very cool to be able to capture photographs of the stars. I knew I wouldn't have much success with my phone camera at the time, so I did a little research on the internet to learn more about how I could start taking star photos with an actual camera. One of the first things I read about was this thing called a DSLR. At the time, I wasn't all too sure what that was. I knew it was a camera of some sort, but I had no clue why it was called a DSLR. Regardless of my lack of understanding or knowledge, I asked my parents if we had one and it just so happened that we did!
Zach DoehlerPublished 3 months ago in Photography 
Patterns of Nature
When I started applying a mirror effect to my nature photos, I quickly became enamored with the results. Beautiful intricate patterns emerged. Many different patterns could be made from the same photo. I totally fell in love and wanted to apply this technique to all my nature photos to see what the resulting pattern would be. Over the course of a couple of weeks, I had created more than 500 unique images.
Amanda BuckPublished 4 months ago in Photography
Greek Gods And Goddesses but Make it Fashion
I am a Photography student at Nossi College of Art, but I also really enjoy fashion and costume design. Currently in my fine art class, I had to choose a project that would keep my attention for an entire 15-week semester. I chose to do a series of environmental fashion portraits, editorial style, themed after the Greek Gods and Goddesses, and I wanted to create the wardrobe. The assignment requires that the series must contain twenty images and they must all be different. To me, that means making 20 different deity portraits. It will be challenging, but so far it has been really rewarding and it fuels my happiness.
Sparrow MoosePublished 4 months ago in Photography
THE LITTLE LAKE
One of my favorite things to do when I have some free time, is to go for a walk with a camera in hand. I have always loved capturing a moment of beauty or interest and the art of reflecting everyday life in a unique way. Living in the mountains and being surrounded by lakes and wild life gives a budding photographer, such as myself, an abundant and beautiful palate of readily available landscapes to photograph.
GiselePublished 4 months ago in Photography
Seize Life.
I have to be honest. I’m no professional. I love photographs and have lots of friends that have pursued photography on a much more professional level. However, I do love experiencing life and a huge part of experiencing it is the art of capturing it. The Latin word captura from the root cap- means ‘seized or taken’, and that is exactly what a photograph does; it takes a moment in time and allows you to take that “time” with you. We’ve all heard the expression “Carpe Diem” translated “Seize the day” and this aphorism captures the very essence of photographers everywhere. Whether professional, mere amateurs or a hobbyist, we live to seize the day by taking captive every fraction of a second we can; taking time as a prisoner of our affairs. This is how I seize my days. This is how I have captured my best moments with WILDlife.
Natalie StoverPublished 4 months ago in Photography
10 Stunning Website Templates for Photographers
Photography is a style and a form of art that includes taking images using light and then having to project them, and later on, fixing them to form images on a precise medium, both digital and physical). Image is everything, and no, it's not just a photography pun. When you upload your photos to the Internet, you want them to really connect with your audience. One of the best ways to do this is by designing an amazing photography website.
Jenn PereiraPublished 4 months ago in Photography
Why Top Marketers Are So Fond of Animated Videos in 2021?
Video can be made in many ways. They are one of the easiest ways to connect with the brand audience. In this world of digitalization and technology, marketers are now telling stories through videos curated with touches as video editing, animation, motion graphics, and more.
VidBuildersPublished a day ago in Photography
Professional Curriculum Vitae Template
Welcome to the ResumeInventor! Here is presenting the Sample Curriculum Vitae Template 2021. This is a Fully customized Resume Template, With it, you can create/ design your profession-based resume. Along with the professional design, such as text format, photos, section spaces, and other expertise; this template creates your resume unique. So that your application gets the boost to compete with others and the opportunity of getting selected for your expected job employment will be increased.
Resume InventorPublished 3 days ago in Photography
Tips about Video Production that will impress the audience.
Video content can be a significant resource in your inbound promoting content blend. Indeed, before the current year's over, video content is relied upon to address almost 3/4 of all web traffic.
shaun morganPublished 6 days ago in Photography
WHAT NEEDS TO BE SHOT ON VIDEO SHOOT DAY
Corporate video is an essential part of spreading the word about the identity of the company and what it does. Providing information in a short time helps in spreading awareness with ease to potential clients and customers. The corporate video helps the brand reach a mass audience in short time, appear at higher ranks on search results, and gain popularity. That is why companies have started shooting the corporate videos for corporate branding and standing out of competitors. Either they shoot the video or give a contract to corporate video making companies or branding companies, there are certain steps to be followed. First, the video maker needs to survey the location, write a script based on the survey, and then start filming according to the script. Following are some of the tips on what needs to be shot on the video shoot day for a good corporate video:
MehulPublished 10 days ago in Photography
Top 5 Skills & Traits for Fashion Photography
The world of fashion and beauty is the ultimate career path of many portrait photographers who enjoy the dynamic of working an editorial shoot. And it's quite a lucrative field. But, it's not one without its challenges. And it's pretty competitive. Both of which we know firsthand. Thankfully, there are many ways to separate yourself from peers. And in this post, we'll discuss the most important traits needed to do so.
Photography PXPublished 11 days ago in Photography
A Few Tips to Win More Clients as a Fashion Photographer
A constant stream of clients is very important for any enterprise to thrive consistently and the same goes for fashion photography as well. Photography in any field however, is not just a business but also an art. And clients such as dress designers, apparel boutique owners and fashion magazine houses are solely dependent on their photographers to present their products in the best way possible.
George harleyPublished 11 days ago in Photography
Landscape Photography: A Complete How-to Guide in 2021
Landscape photography is the most satisfying and lovely form of photography. Taking pictures of nature might sound simple when surrounded by serene beauty. But when it comes to capturing the best and share-worthy ones, it is much more than clicking pictures.
Graham SmithPublished 12 days ago in Photography
The reality of photography
This is a true story of the reality of being a photographer. When I was 17 I got my first job working at a photography studio. We mainly took pictures of families, newborns , newlyweds Etc. When I got the job I was very excited, but I was terrified at the same time. It was my first time shooting in a professional setting so instinctively all these questions came to my head oh, and they haunted me. “ what if I'm not as good as I thought it was” “what if the client hates their pictures” “what if the camera breaks in the middle of a session”. Naturally I tried to brush it off to give the client the best photos that I could give them. a family of four came into the studio one Friday evening, your typical American traditional family. they wanted some newly updated Family Photos, mom had just given birth to a beautiful baby girl, and they wanted some with her in it. I spent 2 hours shooting this family. Making sure I had every angle, position, lighting Source Etc. When the session was done I spent another hour and a half editing these pictures down to every Last Detail, I even edited out fingers that weren't supposed to be in the place that they were. The whole thing took me three and a half hours of My Blood Sweat and Tears. When the photos were done I called the family back to view them. Stop them down, put the flash drive in the computer, set all the photos up and put it on a slideshow. I wasn't really looking at the client as the photos were passing by, but I could hear scoffing and grunting. When all 35 images ran through its course I paused and asked the client these simple words, “ so what do you guys think?” The question that haunted me finally became a reality. I was followed by the words ``I hate these pictures, it's not what I wanted .” I remember feeling a sense of shock run through every nerve, bone, artery in my body. I was speechless. I genuinely didn't know what to say and the only thing that came out of my mouth was. “ I hope you have a good day”. Not only was that lost money for the studio but that was a reflection on my photography. From that point on I really took a step back and thought about how I wanted to approach each session. The photos in that session we're beautiful. It was my demeanor that made the session unbearable for the family. Being a photographer isn't about the poses and the angle , it's about capturing every family's uniqueness and their beauty and how they love. It may sound crazy but in the four years that I've been doing this I can remember every single client's laugh, their smile, how they have interacted with their family. I remember it all. It's easy to pick up a camera and start clicking a button. Oh, it's not easy to capture what each person is like outside of that photograph. That's what makes this field so unique. We are giving families something not only to put on their wall, but something that they can look at and say “ man, that's my daughter, sister, mother, grandma.”
Avery RaePublished 13 days ago in Photography
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