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    How To Take The Perfect Coffee Shot (With Multiple Exposures)

    Nov 20, 2013 Laya Gerlock

    I was at starbucks the other day and saw this cool looking Mug, and was thinking that this was the perfect mug to practice my…

    The Delicate And Beautiful World of Kirsty Mitchell’s Fantasy Wonderland

    Nov 19, 2013 Udi Tirosh

    We have shared quite a bit of conceptual photography over the years, and we love it dearly. The wonderland project from Kirsty Mitchell is a…

    How To Make a Home Brew Smartphone Film Scanner

    Nov 19, 2013 Udi Tirosh

    If you have been shooting for more than a few years there is a good chance that you have a few archiving albums (you’re neat)…

    15 Photographic Lighting Books and Why You Want Them

    Nov 18, 2013 Jeff Guyer

    I guess I’ve had lighting on the mind lately. Except for a select few, I don’t think anyone ever truly “masters” photographic lighting. As I…

    How To Make A Pringles Can “Saberstrip” – Short & Sweet

    Nov 18, 2013 Udi Tirosh

    I’ve only seen Pringle’s packs being used for snoots, but one day I had the idea to use a Pringle packet for a strip light….

    How To Use The Camera Shake Reduction Filter In Photoshop CC

    Nov 14, 2013 JP Danko

    Love it or hate it, one of the great things about being an Adobe Creative Cloud subscriber is having access to the latest photo editing…

    City Rising Shows The Beauty Of Toronto And Offers Some Interesting Thoughts On Timelapsing

    Nov 13, 2013 Udi Tirosh

    It is hard to believe that photographer Tom Ryaboi only picked up time lapsing about a year before delivering City Rising – a beautiful time…

    Join Our Awesome Bi-Monthly Awesomely Awesomeness Newsletter And A Chance To Win A TTP Streetwalker Backpack

    Nov 13, 2013 Udi Tirosh

    You asked for it and here it comes. We are kicking off our newsletter again. What’s in the newsletter? Everything you have come to love…

    The Box – How To Build, Light & Shoot A Photography Set On A Budget

    Nov 12, 2013 Guest Author

    Like most projects, this one started with a very small and vague idea. I thought it would be cool to build a set that would…

    The Leica Freedom Train: A Legacy Beyond Photography

    Nov 12, 2013 Jeff Guyer

    One of my favorite neighbors sends me photography-related emails every so often. She’ll send me a link for an upcoming museum exhibit or gallery show….