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Lighting Techniques for Professional Food Photography

Lighting Techniques for Professional Food Photography

For William Brinson, it’s all about the details. In fact, it’s the attention he innately gives the details that made him one of the country’s premier food photographers. Having graduated Savannah School of Design, Brinson moved to New York City to pursue a dream of becoming a fashion photographer. However, after working in the industry […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Colorado Rainstorm Captured by Airplane Passenger

Interesting Photo of the Day: Colorado Rainstorm Captured by Airplane Passenger

The flooding in Colorado has been in the news this week, and even evidence-based science-type people—like the National Weather Service—describe the situation as “biblical.” Boulder got over 17 inches of rain in a week, with just over 9 of those inches coming in a single 24 hour period. There are over 1,200 people missing, nearly […]

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Beautiful Night Sky Timelapse Photography of Utah

Beautiful Night Sky Timelapse Photography of Utah

Many photographers complain about not having enough time in their schedule to shoot for themselves. Clients’ work takes priority over their own personal work, and they soon find themselves getting bogged down. Enter JJ Dreier and Django Greenblatt-Seay, two mid-western guys who spend their free time shooting timelapses around the country. Their latest night timelapse […]

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Mars Rover Photographs First Eclipse From Another Planet

Mars Rover Photographs First Eclipse From Another Planet

The larger of Mars’ two moons, Phobos, was recently photographed as it eclipsed the sun by cameras mounted on the Curiosity Rover, which is currently stationed on Mars. As Phobos was directly above Mars at about midday, the silhouette of the moon was at its largest point, and the Curiosity began taking the photos at […]

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Portraits – Lighting the Shot

Portraits – Lighting the Shot

When it comes to shooting stunning portraits, lighting can be the X factor in making your pictures pop. This new eBook is designed to help you better harness the potential of light in your photos, communicate emotion more powerfully through every portrait, learn the techniques pros use to capture stunning portrait photography, and understand the […]

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Brave Photographer Casually Plays with a Pack of Wolves on the Edge of Ferociosness

Brave Photographer Casually Plays with a Pack of Wolves on the Edge of Ferociosness

We’ve all heard of the dangers of photographing wild animals, particularly the larger predators, such as lions, tiger, bears, and, in this case, wolves. Wolves are cunning, hungry, and not very friendly toward intruders. And they travel in packs. All of which makes this video peculiar. Instead of these wolves fighting the photographer, they’re fighting […]

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On the Trail with a Professional Downhill Mountain Bike Photographer

On the Trail with a Professional Downhill Mountain Bike Photographer

When you think of a professional photographer, you probably think of a clean-cut person wearing slacks and a nice button-up shirt or blouse who owns a large studio and a hundred pieces of expensive photography equipment. You may also think of them as treating their job like a science, knowing where and how to pose […]

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Window and Door Photography Tips

Window and Door Photography Tips

There is something about doors and windows. Doors and windows tell us so much about the streets, about history, about culture—and they’re everywhere. Doors and windows are big, small, plain, colorful, old, new, modern, antique, they come in all shapes and forms. Sometimes you will find open doors and windows, sometimes closed, with or without […]

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Camera Stolen By Alligator is Recovered Almost a Year Later

Camera Stolen By Alligator is Recovered Almost a Year Later

Stories of cameras being taken by animals are not necessarily rare, we’ve already seen a pilfering octopus and a shark pull off an underwater camera heist, but the story below about a South Florida photographer losing his Canon 60D to a full grown alligator still manages to capture our attention for obvious reasons. Check out […]

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How to Tell if You’re a Photography Geek

How to Tell if You’re a Photography Geek

The first sign that you may be a photo geek is if you clicked on this link to see if you’re a photo geek. So what’s the difference between being passionate about photography and claiming the title of geek? Well, leave it up to Kai to create a top 10 list of the geekiest photographer […]

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