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New: Instagram Academy for Photographers

New: Instagram Academy for Photographers

Just released from the iPS team, Instagram Academy offers an educational approach to mastering Instagram, tailored for individuals seeking to enhance their presence and engagement on the platform. The course is designed by Hannah Birtwistle, who shares her journey from a working mom to an Instagram influencer with over 193,000 followers. Course Overview The Instagram […]

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A Rough Guide to Timelapse Photography

A Rough Guide to Timelapse Photography

Timelapse photography is an awe-inspiring technique that compresses hours of footage into just a few seconds, revealing the subtle beauty of slow-moving changes. Whether it’s clouds scudding across a blue sky, a bustling cityscape, or a blooming flower, timelapse allows photographers to capture the dynamics of scenes that would otherwise be too subtle for the […]

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How to Fit Photography Practice into a Busy Schedule

How to Fit Photography Practice into a Busy Schedule

In the hustle and bustle of modern life, finding time for hobbies and personal interests like photography can be a challenge. However, with a bit of creativity and planning, it’s possible to carve out time for your passion. Here are some effective strategies to incorporate photography into your busy schedule. Related note: enrollment opening soon […]

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Rembrandt Lighting: Creating Mood & Depth in Portraits

Rembrandt Lighting: Creating Mood & Depth in Portraits

Rembrandt lighting, named after the famous Dutch painter Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn, is a popular lighting technique used in photography and cinematography to create a dramatic effect that draws attention to the subject’s features. This technique is characterized by an illuminated triangle under the eye of the subject, on the less illuminated side of the […]

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New Peak Design Camera Strap

New Peak Design Camera Strap

Peak Design seldom introduces new colors, adhering to a philosophy that great design is eternal and not swayed by fleeting seasonal trends or obligatory annual updates. When Peak decides to add a new color to its existing product line, it does so thoughtfully and deliberately, viewing even the introduction of a new strap color as […]

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Nature & Travel Photography Tips from Photo Masters

Nature & Travel Photography Tips from Photo Masters

Photo Masters is an educational website founded by pro nature and travel photographer Ian Plant. Ian has an incredible portfolio that he has been carefully building for over 20 years, and he started Photo Masters as a place where photographers can learn, develop skills, and refine their creative vision. For those of you looking to […]

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Capturing the World: How Photographers Find Adventure

Capturing the World: How Photographers Find Adventure

Photography is not just about capturing moments; it’s a powerful catalyst for adventure, exploration, and personal growth. For many, the camera serves as a passport to unexpected journeys and thrilling experiences. In this blog post, we’ll explore how the art of photography can lead you to incredible adventures, broaden your horizons, and create unforgettable memories. […]

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New: The Creative Photographer

New: The Creative Photographer

In the realm of photography, creativity serves as the heartbeat of every captivating image. While the technical aspects of photography are foundational, it’s the creative vision that differentiates a striking photograph from the ordinary. For photographers seeking to expand their creative horizons from the comfort of their homes, The Creative Visionary training suite emerges as […]

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Best Spots for Street Photography in a City

Best Spots for Street Photography in a City

Street photography is an art form that thrives on spontaneity, capturing candid moments of urban life that tell a story or evoke a particular feeling. While every city is unique, offering its own rhythm and character, there are common types of locations within any urban environment where street photographers can find compelling subjects and scenes. […]

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Eclipse Photography: Protecting Your Eyes & Camera Sensor

Eclipse Photography: Protecting Your Eyes & Camera Sensor

When you point your camera at the sun without a solar filter, especially during an eclipse, you’re essentially focusing intense sunlight onto your camera’s sensor. This can have detrimental effects. The Perils for Camera Sensors Camera sensors, much like the human eye, are sensitive to the intense light emitted by the sun. Without a solar […]

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