10 Secrets about Photography Etiquette
We discuss photography etiquette to help you understand the Dos and Don’ts of different photography situations. Recognize the signs and know which boundaries to push and when to let go.
Abraham and Eva Beem: The Impact of a Snapshot
Have you ever heard of Abraham and Eva Beem? It Started with the Impact of a Snapshot Over the weekend, I was doing a little research into my family name. My Aunt Dorothy collected a fair amount of Beem family genealogy and shared it with me. I know that my own brand of the family…
Uncle Sam Wants My Photo of the U.S. Capitol Building
U.S. Capitol Building The U.S Capitol Building is one of my favorite pieces of architecture. If you’ve ever been to Havana, you may know there’s a duplicate of it there. It’s blocked off with chain link fence and doesn’t look as well maintained as the original in Washington D.C. Some of you may remember seeing…
Why I Bought the UPstrap Camera Strap
You Should Read This UPstrap Review Even if You Don’t Need a New Camera Strap My UPstrap review came from a combination of personal experience and information from other photographers and Nikon camera reps. Usually, people look at a product review to find something to alleviate a problem or pain they’re experiencing. What if something…
The Best Way to Carry Your Tripod
A minimalist approach is the best way to carry your tripod. If you’re just starting out, this may not be something you consider. After lugging your gear around for a few years, little details become important. A Simple Decision Can Make a Big Difference A few years ago, my friend Denise wanted to do more night photography….
Light Falloff Helps Isolate a Subject
Sometimes you need to take a portrait and the background stinks. If you can’t move or fix it, you can use light falloff to isolate a subject.