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Trash the Dress Wedding Photo Idea Almost Gone Very Wrong

Trash the Dress Wedding Photo Idea Almost Gone Very Wrong

Weddings call for many traditions, some expected and some very unusual. Take into account the different cultural backgrounds and the wedding ceremony gets even longer. The Trash the Dress tradition is one that takes place not on the day of the wedding itself, but on a separate occasion. It is a style of wedding photography […]

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New: eBook of Compelling Images and Full Explanations – Fotozaar

New: eBook of Compelling Images and Full Explanations – Fotozaar

Fotozaar is a new eBook that teaches photography by example. It contains a collection of compelling photographs and the stories of how they were made. I personally wish they had gone into more detail with how some the images were post processed but I understand it would be hard to explain. If you are interested, […]

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Photographing the Largest Shark in the World

Photographing the Largest Shark in the World

“While I was swimming I had to set the distance, I had to set the F-stop to the light factor and I had to get everything set up just right…I had one shot,” says Tom Campbell, professional underwater filmmaker and photographer. National Geographic posted a video on the story behind Campbell’s “killer shot”: The sea […]

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Beginner Tips for the Aspiring Wedding Photographer

Beginner Tips for the Aspiring Wedding Photographer

“I’m shooting my first wedding and I’m freaking out!! Do you have any pointers?” This quote has to be one of the most common that I’ve come across in my photography career. Taking the dive into wedding photography can be daunting, and it comes with a lot of stress. Unhappy brides, hundreds of people, and […]

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NBA Star Lamar Odom Destroys Paparazzi’s Camera Equipment

NBA Star Lamar Odom Destroys Paparazzi’s Camera Equipment

Have you ever watched one of those horrible moments play over and over? One that’s so terrible to watch that you can’t help but keep watching it? Well, this is one of those moments, at least for a photographer. NBA player Lamar Odom, husband to Khloe Kardashian Odom, lashed out against the paparazzi the other […]

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Basic Lighting for Portrait Photography

Basic Lighting for Portrait Photography

Lighting can be one of the most challenging aspects of photography, but something every photographer should strive to learn more about, no matter what their skill level. This new eBook is designed to lead you on a path of learning by doing using realistic example images from real client situations. This eBook is intended for […]

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How to Take Better Landscape Photos

How to Take Better Landscape Photos

Taking great landscape pictures seems so easy compared to shooting action photography or taking pictures of children or animals. However, any photographer that’s lugged their equipment to the top of a beautiful vista only to end up with sub-par photos can tell you that there’s a lot more to great landscape photography than simply showing […]

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The Life of Flowers Captured with Incredible Macro Timelapse Photography

The Life of Flowers Captured with Incredible Macro Timelapse Photography

Landscapes are often the subject of timelapse videos, but Daniel Csobot has taken a different approach. Instead of looking at the skies and mountain ranges, he has decided to stop and look down at the ground, and very close at that. In this timelapse, Csobot captures the growing and blooming of flowers. The video condenses […]

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Smartphone Photography: How Much is Too Much?

Smartphone Photography: How Much is Too Much?

Smartphones are everywhere. Go to a concert, and you’ll see thousands of glowing LCDs waving in the air as concertgoers try to snap a photo. Go to a museum and you’ll see people wandering from exhibit to exhibit, taking pictures of what’s on display, often at the expense of experiencing it firsthand. Go to a […]

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Photography Project: Clouds Indoors

Photography Project: Clouds Indoors

Dutch artist Berndnaut Smilde has created a new project in which he takes an element from the natural outside world and introduces it to the artificial inside world. His subject: the cloud. Smilde is interested in capturing the temporary form of the cloud outside of its natural context to exaggerate its being: “I’m really interested […]

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