solutions

In Part II of the Outdoor Studio, Photographer William Gill gets technical about his lighting setup as he illuminates a large train in marshland.

Introducing the art of photographing trains at night, photographer William Gill gives us a behind-the-scenes look at his methodology and routine.

NextGEN Gallery – the leading gallery plugin for Wordpress – was recently acquired by Photocrati – a leading Wordpress template for Photographers. Read on to hear why this affects you and why we think this is great news.

A change of seasons is a good enough reason to brush up on your skills. It’s a great time to analyze your work and find some inspiration for yourself. Maybe you need to be reminded of what and why you do what you do. Well, we’ve written a lot of articles, so we know about those things. Read On to take advantage of our wisdom.

Don’t fall into the trap of trying to justify the prices of your works. It’s a downward spiral that should be avoided. We have some business advice when it comes to pricing your photos. Read on to learn more…

On a photo excursion outside the studio, we don’t always have control over everything. So in order to have a successful trip, you need to take control over everything you can. This requires research and planning. But how do we go about doing that? Read on to learn how.

It’s important to have a backup plan. This may include backup devices and other equipment. Redundancy will save face and it will save a lot of frustration that may be worth the added cost of having extra stuff. Read on to learn about some things you may have overlooked.

We’d like to introduce you to another sling-style camera strap, The Lens Loop. The Lens Loop is a low-profile strap made out of a seat-belt-like material and minimal hardware. Simon Hucko takes the Lens Loop for a spin in this in-depth review.

Carrying your camera and accessories can be a nuisance. Around your neck, it can grow uncomfortable. Shift it to your waist, and things are far more comfortable. At least that’s the premise behind the SpiderPro Camera System, which we just happened to have gotten our hands on. We of course would like to share our review with you. Read on.

So-called focusing problems plague our workflow. Too many photos are rejected as a result, decreasing efficiency which only adds to the frustration. We cover a number of potential causes for the problem and offer solutions. Hint: It’s not always a focus issue. For our thoughts, read on.