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Tips for Better Dance and Studio Photography

Tips for Better Dance and Studio Photography

RJ Muna is a creative photographer with more than 150 national awards under his belt. In this interview with Marc Silber, Muna talks about lighting and composition in his dance and studio photographs and his thought process when preparing for a shoot: Before he even picks up a camera, he thinks of what he’s trying […]

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The Rise of Photographers at Fashion Shows and How it is Affecting the Industry

The Rise of Photographers at Fashion Shows and How it is Affecting the Industry

If there’s one thing that’s certain in the world of photography, it’s that the number of photographers has increased exponentially with the digital revolution. Since technology has made photography more accessible, the industry has experienced a pronounced rise in interest. In the short film below, aptly titled Take My Picture, Garage Magazine tells the story […]

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So You Want to Be a Wedding Photographer? A Couple Tips

So You Want to Be a Wedding Photographer? A Couple Tips

Okay, so you’ve decided that you want to be a wedding photographer. You might have come to this conclusion after years of practicing photography and finally settling on a niche. Or, perhaps you might have just done a friend a favor and photographed their wedding and thought that it was an enjoyable, easy way to make some money. […]

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Celebrity Photography Techniques with Annie Leibovitz

Celebrity Photography Techniques with Annie Leibovitz

Annie Leibovitz has been a leading lady in the world of photographers since she first started working for Rolling Stone in the early 1970s. Prior to that, she studied painting at the San Francisco Art Institute, working on building her skills as a photographer in her spare time. Once shifting her creative focus from painting […]

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Location Portrait Photography Tips

Location Portrait Photography Tips

Salem Krieger, a photographer who has done work for Forbes, Nike, Merryl Lynch, and others, knows a thing or two when it comes to making the best of what’s available when shooting on location. Krieger has traveled the world doing just that and in the following hour and half long presentation, he will discuss some […]

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How to Create a Great Portrait with Minimal Equipment

How to Create a Great Portrait with Minimal Equipment

Equipment has always been at the center of the professional photographer’s world. More and more, it feels like a mad rush to accumulate the best possible camera, the finest lenses, the most elite lighting system. There are photographers out there who will look down at someone for owning and using anything less than the top-of-the-line […]

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Trey Ratcliff Lightroom Presets

Trey Ratcliff Lightroom Presets

“Over the years, I’ve created thousands of different presets, and I’ve chosen the best of the best for these packages. And I think you’ll come away more-than-impressed with what these HDR-in-Lightroom presets can do to your photos. This may sound strange, but each time I click on them, even I am impressed and surprised.” -Trey […]

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Two-Light Portrait Photography with Continuous Lighting

Two-Light Portrait Photography with Continuous Lighting

For a long time, strobe units have enjoyed an untouchable place in the world of professional photography. Now, with the improvement of compact fluorescent bulbs, high ISO performance, and the introduction of DSLR HD video, continuous lighting is making a comeback in a big way. More and more, people are combining stills and video in […]

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Staged Storytelling Photography

Staged Storytelling Photography

L.A. photographer Ryan Schude has a unique take on photography, something he calls “staged narrative tableaus.” These elaborate photographs encompass a large scene such as a restaurant or pool party and typically involve several carefully placed characters all with their own personality and story that is somehow brought out through the scene. These staged photos […]

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Making the Best of a Cloudy Norway Vacation with Timelapse Photography

Making the Best of a Cloudy Norway Vacation with Timelapse Photography

If you’ve been looking for a fresh new take on cinematography and timelapse videos then look no further than Toby Lockerbie’s short, Why I Shoot Lights at Night. Lockerbie is a professional photographer and cinematographer who decided to take a break from the daily grind and head to Norway in hopes of clear skies. Instead […]

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