As someone who has used Lightroom Classic since its inception as well, and someone who also educates about Lightroom, I had to share my personal thoughts on the five tips.
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Something good in photography – Artificial Intelligence
AI is everywhere, and that’s okay. Hey, it can help you with your work by providing complementary and enhanced capabilities.
Something good in photography
Forget all the negativity! Every email we send is like a big hug from the photography world – it’ll make you feel good, spark your creativity, bring insights, and show you something new. And the best part is, there’s so much positive stuff happening in photography, so go check it out!
What is a Podcast Guest Guide, and why is it important?
A podcast guest guide is a document that lists expectations and guidelines for both the podcast host and guest. It should include information such as what topics will be discussed, any time restrictions, technical requirements, and important contacts. It can also provide helpful tips on how to make the podcast episode engaging and successful–for example,…
My Podcast & Live Stream Setup in 2023
As we wrap up 2022 and move towards 2023, I thought it would be fun to share my setup for podcasting and live streaming.
Photography Technology and its Impact on the Photography Business
This is a fun article for me to write and share because, for one, I went to college for photography technology and have a degree in it. While many photographers were studying the art, I had the pleasure of also learning the business and the technology that would become the future. While I learned how…
The 4 Basic Elements of Photography
There’s more to it than just pointing and clicking when you’re taking a picture. To take a great photo, you need to understand the four essential elements of photography: composition, aperture, shutter speed, and ISO.
How to organize your client photos for a backup workflow and secure them safely
Backing up photos you work on for your clients, is an important step that often gets overlooked by photographers. Backups do not necessarily need to be saved on a cloud-based system or a physical system in your home, office, or studio. But it could be a combination. In this post, I will cover how to organize your client photos for a backup workflow that covers you from all angles!
Photo Breakdown #13 with Jamie Rose
In this episode, Jamie Rose shares what went into a photograph from one of her workshop clients, Sarah Jane Holden. Jamie was the photo editor for this piece, and this conversation approaches it from that angle.