Do You Need To Feed Your Wedding Photographer? Brides.com Says No.
An article posted on Brides.com has photographers up in arms. It suggests that wedding photographers don’t need to be fed at a wedding. What do you think?
An article posted on Brides.com has photographers up in arms. It suggests that wedding photographers don’t need to be fed at a wedding. What do you think?
Katchup.com created a handy infographic with everything a photography beginner needs to know when learning about their camera.
Watch a 12-hour Photo Manipulation time-lapse and get tips on how the artist created Wonderland for a couple.
The Hampton Bag is currently about halfway through their Kickstarter Campaign with about half of their goal raised. I was able to test out a review copy of the bag for a week and I’m pretty sure I don’t want to give it back.
Look how far we’ve come in the last 100 years.
Pictage announced yesterday that it was closing its doors. I’ll have to say, I wasn’t surprised to hear the news, but I was quite surprised to hear they lasted this long.
In the following 3-minute video tutorial, you can learn how to insert yourself into the history books by using Adobe After Effects. Filmmaker Steve Ramsden shows you step-by-step how to do it.
The following video caught my eye because not only is it DIY (which I love), but the wrist strap is a paracord bracelet which is very trendy at the moment.
Photography is a fascinating and rewarding hobby, but it can also be overwhelming for beginners who are just starting out. With so many different concepts, techniques, and equipment to learn, it can be difficult to know where to begin. One useful tool for organizing and understanding information is an infographic, which presents complex information in …
The following video from B&H is one of the more through videos I’ve seen on the subject and will teach you everything you need to know (and perhaps not want to know) about memory cards and readers.
Last month, Union Pacific launched a campaign – #TracksAreForTrains – to remind the public to stay off the railroad tracks and last night, another person was struck and killed by a train during a photo shoot.
“On its own, camera movement is worthless. But if you combine it with the performance of the actors, and all the information you’ve already given to the audience, it can be very powerful.”