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Social media has become integral to the lives of photographers, offering unique opportunities to showcase their work and connect with potential clients and other like-minded...

In my experience, there are only two main ways one can make money from a camera. The first is a traditional freelance path, and the...

I deleted my social media from my phone and our business had the best financial year yet. I deleted my email app too. Prior to...

Rules are made to be broken but are also made for a reason. Our ‘go-to’ is the widely known rule of thirds, and is considered...

Whenever I pick up a new piece of gear, I always want the top-of-the-range option, and even if I clearly don’t need it, I manage...

"Shot on iPhone." The phrase has become increasingly popular on social media the last few years. That's because with each passing year, the tech inside our smartphones gets smaller, yet more capable. So, you might be asking yourself, why are the photos on my smartphone blurry and not sharp? Well, I have the answer: here are my 9 iPhone Photography tips for taking Sharper Photos today!

One of the essential aspects of doing photography for a living is pricing it correctly. So, it’s time to look at our pricing. Pricing? You...

Portfolio reviews are an essential way to connect with clients and share your work in a personal way. Traditionally, these meetings were almost always in person and tended to involve some travel and a lot of time and money devoted to keeping your book fresh, curated, and up-to-date. Although this is without a doubt still one of the best ways to make a lasting impression on a potential client, there are now many opportunities to share your portfolio virtually and to schedule video meetings rather than to meet in person.

This article strives to be the ultimate design guide on modifying your spherical lens to produce the type of anamorphic bokeh you can see in...

Sometimes, the littlest things make the biggest difference in a shoot. Like the angle of a light casting the perfect shadow or a single wisp of hair blown across a model’s face. Make no mistake — that wisp was placed with the utmost attention to detail. A hairstylist chose that precise placement over countless others.