Getting Close and Personal: 11 Tips for Close-up Candid Street Photography on Digital Photography School Quote: Street photography is not easy. It tests your nerves, your hand eye coordination and your instincts, and lord knows I’ve missed more ‘moments’ than I can count, but the satisfaction of capturing that split second where everything comes together [...]

To Become a Better Photographer, Learn from Your Failures by David Saxe on Black Star Rising Quote: We all have good days and bad days in our photography — successes and failures.By failures, I don’t mean commercial failures. In fact, when I was shooting a lot of assignment photography, I never lost a client because [...]

How Using Strong ND Filters Can Create Awesome Resultsby Chris Gin on Light Stalking Quote: As a landscape photographer I rely heavily on filters. The ones I use most often are my graduated neutral density (GND) filters which help balance the intensity between the sky and foreground. However another favourite of mine, and one which [...]

How to Edit Multiple Files at Once in Lightroom | Light Stalking Quote: Adjusting several images at once in Lightroom is not only simple, but a huge time saver for batch editing. When you have many photos from a shoot that you want to adjust the same way – such as a wedding or sporting [...]

Photographers and the Search for the Holy Bag by Joe McNally Quote: Photographers. If somebody offered us a cool bag in lieu of a day rate, we’d probably take it. I can’t tell you how many times over the course of my career I’ve just about keeled over with the rapture at the sight and [...]

Morning everyone – I’m adding a new feature to this blog titled “Sunday Photography Links” which I’ll publish every week. The purpose of these weekly posts is to point out great photography blogs, articles and/or photos that I ran across the previous week. Enjoy…and look for this every Sunday. The Definitive List of Online Photography [...]