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The Nikon 20mm f/1.8 G was released back in the fall of 2014. I originally ordered this lens way back in the spring of 2015, but due to production delays at Nikon, I didn’t get my hands on one until just a few weeks ago – which ended up being a great deal on an [...]

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I love it when clients RE-edit my images and then share them on Facebook. No, noby all meansyou go ahead and pose yourself. Come on, weatherI need a bright sunny day and NO shade! Im sorry you dont like your new hair cut in these pictures; thats totally my fault. Okay, clothing suggestions: you wear [...]

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It’s hard not to appreciate the awesomeness of every photo inChris Burkard’s portfolio, and we have featured his work a couple times in the past–he was even kind enough to share these awesome night landscape photography tips with us last year. So, of course, we’re happy to see his success as a photographer reach new [...]

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Dating all the way back to 1975, theThe Baseball Photographer Trading Cards are not exactly new, but they are still really cool. Featuring the likes of famous photographers such as Ansel Adams, Aaron Siskind, Imogen Cunningham, and others, the collection of 135 trading carding is an amusing look atthe comradeship found among working photographers from [...]

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Have you ever tried to pose an elementary-age set of siblings, only to have one or more of them dissolve into a crying mess before you’re able to capture a single frame? When it comes to posing young siblings, I’ve discovered that things run more smoothly when I take a slightly more relaxed approach to posing, and I’ve compiled a few posing tips that will hopefully help you capture meaningful photos of young sibling groups a little more easily.

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Photos Jonny Armstrong

Jonny Armstrong is a photographer who is used to the idea of being stood up. In fact, in his field of work it happens most of the time. A research scientist, his work includes photographing lit portraits of wild animals in their natural habitats.Read... more

There are lots of reasons why you may need to take an overhead photo of a desk or table top and, depending on your setup, a tripod isn’t always the most helpful tool to get the job done. That’s why we have overhead camera stands, they make the task much less complicated. The team over [...]

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On one hand we have the world just waiting for a good reason to shove more drone regulations down into DJI and 3DR thoughts (apologies for the other companies, you’ll get some regulations too). On the other hand, it seems that GoPro just wants to party. And what better way than to hit the dance [...]

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Most engagement shoots I see are just a set of pretty photos, taken at one of the photographers usual good spots, and arent really unique to the couple. Some couples, however, decide they want something different, something that reflects a bit of who they are – and spend a great deal of time trying to [...]

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One of the most confusing things for a new photographer is understanding image size, resolution, and printing. Ill try and explain what these things mean, and how to make the best choices depending on what you want to do with your photos.

Megapixels and photo size

As a photographer you will already have confronted the term megapixel when you first purchased your camera. While technically a megapixel is equal to 1,048,576 pixels, in reality, camera manufacturers round this number... more

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