Color Theory for Photographers
Even though light is the most talked about aspect of photography, our emotional response to a photograph is strongly influenced by its predominant colors.
Cultivating a Creative Mindset
When we start to explore different approaches to creativity itself, that’s when fascinating ideas become possible.
Art and Soul of Photography: November 2022
Photography as an art is so much more than the technical. It doesn’t matter what equipment you use as long as your images have something to say. In this monthly column, photographer Laurie Klein offers words of inspiration followed by our monthly photo challenge assignment to help you tap into the art and soul of […]
What Are the Best Settings for Different Photography Genres?
Every type of photography will have its own set of ideal camera settings. Every situation will call for something different, but these settings can be a good jumping-off point,.
10 Tips for Using TikTok as a Freelance Photographer
TikTok is a great tool to boost your business and gain valuable exposure as a freelance photographer. Use these top tips and tricks to get started.
Art and Soul of Photography: October 2022
Photography as an art is so much more than the technical. It doesn’t matter what equipment you use as long as your images have something to say. In this monthly column, photographer Laurie Klein offers words of inspiration followed by our monthly photo challenge assignment to help you tap into the art and soul of […]
Coping with Infrared Hotspots Using Astrophotography Techniques
Hotspots can ruin your infrared images. Learn how to remove them in post.
Vladimir Migutin: After Chernobyl
In 2017, Vladimir Migutin published his famous infrared series, Chernobyl: A Stalker’s Paradise, on our website. This series quickly went viral, getting picked up by many photo magazines and other media outlets. Five years later, we reached out to Vladimir to see how this viral story has impacted his life. From Software Engineer to Viral […]
“Nope” Day-for-Night Filming Technique Using Infrared
Authors: Wilson Chapman and William Earl article originally published on Variety.com Jordan Peele’s third feature, “Nope,” focuses on a group of characters (played by Daniel Kaluuya, Keke Palmer, Steven Yeun, Brandon Perea and Michael Wincott) attempting to track down an unidentified flying object spotted in the air around the Agua Dulce desert. Many of the […]
Photo Essay: Discovering Latvia for the First Time
A Natural Baltic Story After the lockdown of 2020, I decided to visit Latvia to meet a good friend. As with all my trips, I took my converted camera and infrared filters to focus on the unique natural environment of this country. My equipment consisted of a full-spectrum Canon RP, 35mm and 100mm lenses, and […]
A Guide to Film Formats
Most formats have been discontinued, but there are three that remain popular choices today: 35mm, medium format, and large format.
Art and Soul of Photography: September 2022
Photography as an art is so much more than the technical. It doesn’t matter what equipment you use as long as your images have something to say. In this monthly column, photographers Laurie Klein and Shelley Vandegrift offer words of inspiration followed by our monthly photo challenge assignment to help you tap into the art […]
