Digital photography tips and tutorials on everything from sports photography to wildlife and fashion photography.
Optimizing images for SEO is an important step in the overall optimization of your website. Correctly naming your files is a crucial step in this process. Find out the best way to name your image files so that they show up in Google searches.
No matter one’s geographic market, genre, or niche, the cliché saying, “It’s not how good you are but who you know,” is a lot more true than most emerging creatives would like to admit. I’ve heard a lot of whining over the years about how some guy got some gig just because he knew some dude. Well of course he did! The buyer felt that they could trust that relationship enough to move forward. Welcome to the ‘land of the real’ my friend (yep, that’s a Matrix movie reference 🙂 Creative freelancers gain more quality leads and better client engagements …
What is the safest way to carry your photo backups when you’re travelling and worried about the safety of your property if left in a hotel room?
Find out why you might want to use a flash for wildlife photography and how you should set up your flash to add life to your subjects.
Exposure blending is an advanced post processing technique for creating HDR images. Peyton Hale lays out some of the options for this powerful technique.
Selling prints online can be a tough business. Here’s how to use affiliates to increase online print sales and create a global network of virtual sales reps to help promote your work.
WordPress is an incredibly powerful platform for a photography website and yours can be enhanced with any of these free photography WordPress themes.
Panoramic photos can be tough to display on Instagram. Find out how you can use Photoshop to create a panning video of your pano to upload to Instagram!
Understanding aperture, and the effect it has on your images, is a key component to becoming a better photographer. Which f-stop should you choose and why?
I’m on a journey at the moment to make print sales a larger part of my business model and I want to bring you guys on the journey with me. Last week I wrote about numbering print editions and this week I have a quick and simple tip that will spruce up your photography website and help customers imagine your images on their walls. In researching how I wanted to tackle print sales, I must have been on over 50 websites from other photographers who also sell prints of their work. Whenever a photographer also had a physical gallery space, there …