Not All Your Photos Will Be Great
You will create many great photos in your life. But you will also have many failures. But that’s okay, because even the world’s greatest photographers expect to fail.
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Know Your Gear: ISO Limitations
ISO is one leg of the Exposure Triangle, but it’s performance can vary between cameras. We discuss ISO and how it affects your work.
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6 Reasons Why RAW Tops JPEG
RAW is a file format that most digital cameras support. It’s the preferred format of many photographers. We’ll explore why in this article.
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Improve Composition: Act Like A Child
We learn about the importance of seeing and we learn from the most unlikely of teachers: Improve your photography composition by thinking like a child.
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Benefits of Going Off Track On A Photo Assignment
We explore the possibilities and benefits of going off task and incorporating your own style into your commissioned works.
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Are You A Fan Of Your Own Photos?
We take a step away from the camera today to discuss a mental block you may not even be aware of: Loving your own work.
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The Outdoor Studio: Large Scale Strobe Setups
In Part II of the Outdoor Studio, Photographer William Gill gets technical about his lighting setup as he illuminates a large train in marshland.
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The Outdoor Studio: Photographing Trains At Night
Introducing the art of photographing trains at night, photographer William Gill gives us a behind-the-scenes look at his methodology and routine.
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The Truth: Your Camera is Better Than Ansel’s
In an effort to curbing gear lust, we look back at what Ansel Adams was able to accomplish with his “archaic” equipment that is rivaled by even the cheapest gear today.
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