Advances in digital storage have given us virtually unlimited presses of the shutter. But does this cheapen photography? Does it make you a better or worse photographer? Try treating your memory cards like film one day. This photography challenge could change the way you see things.
It’s darn tough to choose the best travel camera under $500 with all of the choices out there these days. Don’t worry, I’ve done all the heavy lifting for you to come up with this shortlist of the best travel cameras for 2018. Great photos, easy to use, and lightweight!
I had a really fun time on Google’s Reverse Image Search finding images that had been poached from my website. I never liked giant watermark symbols on photos, so how could I add a subtle signature-style watermark to my photos instead?
Choosing a travel camera can be a difficult decision. You’re presented with so many options, numbers, and specifications. But if you focus on the basics and the reality of your photography, you’ll have a much easier time choosing the right travel camera. This guide will help you focus on what’s important.
One of my favorite things about the new DJI Mavic Air drone is the small size and portability. This is also one of my least favorite things because the Air is only visible for a few hundred yards in ideal situations. Would a small strobe work to give me a longer flight range?
Photography in cold, snowy weather is a completely different beast than during those warm summer days. This short list contains the most important winter photography tips to remember when you venture out with your camera during those months.
I was getting really excited about scheduling a post about the revelation the small DJI Spark would be better for me than the Mavic Pro. Seriously, like the day of, DJI announces a new drone that turns it all upside down.
Instagram is no doubt a valuable marketing tool for businesses of all kind and a fun way to share things with family and friends. But is all of it worth it? Some say that Instagram is destroying photography, and in some ways I agree, and so much more.
I recently took a used Fujifilm X-T1 to Yosemite to see if I’d like switching from Sony to Fujifilm. As it turned out, I didn’t use the Sony once that trip.
I recently downloaded Capture One Pro 11 for their 30-day trial. I didn’t need 30 days; I only needed a couple of hours with the program to decide that I needed to switch from Lightroom to Capture One Pro for all of my photo processing.