Tag Archives: Photographers
5 Tips to Help Photographers Survive in a Down Economy
Many photographers are experiencing difficult times in certain countries. Here are some of the questions I am hearing: “My phone is not ringing. My billings are down. Should I stop marketing and save money?” “Why should I create a new … Continue reading
Adobe Price Hike Just a ‘Test’; Should Photographers Be Worried?
The post Adobe Price Hike Just a ‘Test’; Should Photographers Be Worried? appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Jaymes Dempsey. Adobe made waves earlier this month when it doubled the price of its Creative Cloud Photography … Continue reading
Useful Composition Tips for Aspiring Macro Photographers
When viewing images, do you notice that close-up shots evoke a feeling of intimacy more than those taken at a distance? It’s the fact that they were taken at close range to the photographer that creates this effect. Photo by … Continue reading
Makeup Essentials for Photographers Part I – The Tools
The post Makeup Essentials for Photographers Part I – The Tools appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Mark C Hughes. Makeup! Before I took photographs (and as a guy), I rarely used or had to use … Continue reading
Time Management Tips for Photographers
The post Time Management Tips for Photographers appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Darina Kopcok. Photographers these days need to wear many hats. Not only do you have to shoot and edit your images, but you … Continue reading
How to Take Better Pictures for Beginner Photographers
Photography can be a fun and exciting activity for all who have a passionate interest in learning some of the fundamentals of the use of their camera. I have done photography from the time I was perhaps five or six … Continue reading
Before and After: Students Becoming Better Photographers After 31 Days Course
The post Before and After: Students Becoming Better Photographers After 31 Days Course appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Darren Rowse. Remember when you first started taking photos? Feelings of excitement and hope being replaced by … Continue reading
Portrait Photographers: Do You Really Need a 70-200mm Lens?
The post Portrait Photographers: Do You Really Need a 70-200mm Lens? appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Simon Ringsmuth. For many portrait photographers, the 70-200mm f/2.8 lens is considered the key to great results. This lens … Continue reading
Tripods and Tripod Alternatives for Photographers
When you’re new to photography, whether you’re using an old film camera or a modern digital SLR, for a time, you may be content just to roam about with camera in hand. Many modern DSLR camera lenses have built-in optical … Continue reading
The Hosts of Amazon’s The Grand Tour Become Wildlife Photographers
If you’re an Amazon Prime customer and love sports cars and British humor, then you’re probably already a fan of Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May’s banter on The Grand Tour. But even if you’re not terribly interested in … Continue reading
11 Influential Portrait Photographers you Need to Know
The post 11 Influential Portrait Photographers you Need to Know appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Caz Nowaczyk. There are some fantastic portrait photographers out there capturing cutting-edge, unique portraits. These photographers have been influential and … Continue reading
The Olympus OM-D E-M1X is a micro four thirds mirrorless aimed at sports photographers
Gear The camera utilizes ‘deep learning’ AF tech found inside high-end smartphones. Olympus pivots away from this year’s trend of full-frame mirrorless cameras with its newest offering. Popular Photography