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What’s the Fastest Lens Possible?

What’s the Fastest Lens Possible?

We all know that photography is all about the light. But not just the shape of the light, but the amount of it as well. Most of us photographers strive for faster and faster lens, mostly in order to have cleaner images. Faster lens also means more bokeh. And I don’t know a portrait photographer […]

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Stuck in Customs Photography Resources

Stuck in Customs Photography Resources

Renowned HDR photographer Trey Ratcliff along with his company has created many photography tutorial courses designed to help photographers excel in certain key areas. If you are looking for more help in any of these areas, now is a good time to check them out: 1. Trey Ratcliff’s Complete HDR Tutorial Trey demonstrates, step-by-step, how he sets up […]

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Powerful Photos Document the Emotional Journeys of Foster Children

Powerful Photos Document the Emotional Journeys of Foster Children

The greatest inspiration for a photographer often comes from personal experience. Surreal portrait photographer Rob Woodcox explains what has motivated some of his work, and how he has used that motivation to produce positive change in the world: As an adopted child himself, Woodcox wanted to make a difference in the lives of foster children. […]

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Landscape Photography eBooks and Resources

Landscape Photography eBooks and Resources

Professional landscape photographer Christopher O’Donnell has created many amazing educational eBooks on the difficult aspects of his craft and is offering drastic discounts for the holidays. If you are looking for more help in any of these areas, now is a good time to check them out: 1. The Complete Landscape Photography eBook Collection With the […]

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Master Workflow Lightroom Presets

Master Workflow Lightroom Presets

Master Workflow is a comprehensive preset system for Lighroom 4 and 5 that can drastically reduce the amount of time that you spend in post processing while helping you to create amazing results. The set includes one-click presets for awesome effects instantly, stackable workflow presets that can streamline your work in Lightroom, and brushes. Found here: Master […]

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Search Engine Cookbook for Photographers

Search Engine Cookbook for Photographers

Business planning and marketing resources for photographers. Learn 31 ingredients Google considers important, 6 tools to power your optimization efforts, and 23 recipes to rank higher for photography keyword searches. 1. The Search Engine Cookbook for Photographers Recipes To Rank Higher has over 100 pages of knowledge and advice, helping you achieve business success through […]

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Outnumbered: Photographer Creates Portraits of Women in Science

Outnumbered: Photographer Creates Portraits of Women in Science

Edward Steichen once said that “a portrait is not made in the camera, but on either side of it.” Clare Fieseler, a doctoral student in the Curriculum for the Environment and Ecology program at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill who has previously worked for National Geographic, is living this quote by using her experience […]

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These Kids’ Priceless Reactions to Old Cameras Will Make You Laugh (Or Cry)

These Kids’ Priceless Reactions to Old Cameras Will Make You Laugh (Or Cry)

Do you ever think about how much technology has progressed even in the past ten years? The Fine Brothers have made dozens of hilarious videos featuring kids’ reactions to old technology. This time, they hand the children an old Canon Sure Shot 85 Zoom camera manufactured in 1998: When young kids ages seven to thirteen […]

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Smoke Photography Tips

Smoke Photography Tips

When you look at smoke photos, you might think that it is impossible to take such shots yourself, but it’s actually not that hard. You just need to be patient since the ratio of good images to bad ones is pretty low. You will need a proper setup to photograph smoke. This form of photography […]

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Portrait Tutorial: Red Riding Hood Studio Photo Shoot

Portrait Tutorial: Red Riding Hood Studio Photo Shoot

Interested in improving your portrait photography skills? How about a character shoot? How about some indoor snow? Gavin Hoey demonstrates a tutorial for a little red riding hood themed photo shoot in the following video: Hoey starts with a test shot with his basic setup. He’s shooting with a Canon EOS 5D Mark II equipped […]

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