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How To Take The Ultimate Selfie
Mar 12, 2014
Laya Gerlock
Time magazine just named Makati City, Philippines as The Selfie Capital of the world. And as a proud Filipino I have done my shares of…
How To Take Magical Family Candids
Mar 12, 2014
Stefan Kohler
Some time ago the wonderful images of Elena Shumilova went viral. Suddenly there were dogs, rabbits and cute children everywhere. And I have to say…
Sigma Ordered to Pay Nikon $14.5 Million As A Two-Year Lawsuit Comes to an End
Mar 12, 2014
Maaz Khan
Back in 2011, Nikon filed a lawsuit against Sigma for patent infringement involving lenses with stabilization technology (VR in Nikonspeak and OS in Sigma lingo)….
Is There A Light Leak Epidemic With Today’s Mirrorless Cameras?
Mar 11, 2014
Maaz Khan
I don’t want to sound too superstitious, but it seems like there’s a pretty contagious virus floating around, and some of the newest cameras out…
Meeting People Before You Shoot Them
Mar 10, 2014
Andreas Bergmann
So, today we’re going for another trip to the softer side of photography. Specifically we’re going to talk about portraiture, and the importance, benefits and…
6 Photography Lessons From a Combat Sniper
Mar 10, 2014
Allen Mowery
We see them in movies, we watch History Channel specials about them, and they are the things of which legends are made. Surprisingly, no, I’m…
Easy Infinite Blackdrop
Mar 9, 2014
Udi Tirosh
Over time, we covered quite a lot of infinite white tutorials, but I think this is the first infinite black backdrop we are sharing. This…
How To Build A DIY “SaberStrip” For $30
Mar 7, 2014
Guest Author
There’s no denying the original SaberStrip is a very portable and versatile piece of kit. However, at $135 each you might find yourself with other…
How Much Should Photographers Charge Per Hour?
Mar 6, 2014
JP Danko
The short answer is, of course: As much as possible. The long answer depends a lot more on where you personally fit into the photography…
Lighting Technique: Flagging and Feathering
Mar 6, 2014
Laya Gerlock
One question I always encounter when teaching my workshops is how to control the spill of light, and the bounce of light. While this is…