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The journey of a photographer’s development is rarely linear. As photographers we tend to get steadily better over time as we increase our skill set, although we may…
I once published an article entitled Shoot (to the) Right On The Histogram Of Your DSLR Camera, which helped to explain how to shoot using the histogram to…
I recently wrote a post titled “Should You Start A Career In Photography Now?” where I explored the need to specialize in one type of photography in order…
When you pose this question to most photographers they will probably tell you that they can never have enough lenses. But the truth is, if you have just…
A few weeks ago I posted an article titled Black And White – An Old Way To Renew Your Digital Photos. In that article I discussed the beauty…
Ever since the start of the digital camera revolution about 15 years ago, many photographers started to shoot less in black and white. And back in the days…
This week I decided to take a departure from my usual, long winded scribblings about techniques and technology and make this just a short, fun post. At the…
Since it began taking off in 2011, I have been watching the mirrorless camera evolution from the sidelines. In theory it is a great concept, but in practice…
Choosing the right camera bag is not such an easy thing. Especially when there are so many different styles to choose from like sling bags, shoulder bags, back…
I normally don’t spend much time on photo sharing sites, but I recently started delving more into the very popular and fast growing 500px.com The site was launched…
I think when photographers arrive at an exciting travel location they can become a bit overwhelmed by their surroundings and forget to photograph that special location in a…
When you are first starting out in your professional photography career it is easy to make mistakes that could end up costing you time, money, or even the…