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photography lighting techniques

6 Portrait Lighting Techniques Every Photographer Should Understand

By Damian McGillicuddy Good portrait lighting doesn’t necessarily require a complicated studio setup. What matters is understanding what each light...

Catherine Connor

Working with a Business Partner: How to Build a Successful Photography Business Together

By Catherine Connor Running a photography business with someone else can be incredibly rewarding. You have someone to share the...

second photographer wedding

How to Work with a Second Wedding Photographer

By Jon Jenkins and Richard P Walton Having two photographers at a wedding can be about much more than simply...

environmental wedding portraits

How to Create Better Wedding Portraits: Posing, Locations and Expression

By Gordon McGowan A great wedding portrait isn’t simply about putting a couple in front of a beautiful backdrop and...

Cricket Photography

Cricket Photography: Timing, Positioning and Capturing the Decisive Moment

by Mike McNamee One of the myths about sports photography is that you have to hold your finger down on...

Red Arrows Photography

Flying with the Red Arrows: A Photographer’s View from Inside the Hawk

By Jamie Hunter The Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team, the Red Arrows, represents the very public face of the RAF...

MITCHE GRAF

How to Price Your Photography: A Guide to Setting Your Rates

By Mitche Graf Pricing photography can be one of the hardest parts of running a photography business. You know how...

how to use Lightroom presets

How to Use Lightroom Presets to Speed Up Your Photo Editing

By Kevin Kubota If you photograph regularly, one of the easiest ways to make your editing workflow more efficient is...

photography project ideas

Personal Photography Projects: How to Improve Your Skills and Creativity

By Juli-Ann Cialone Photography can become a strange mixture of creativity and routine. When photography is your job, much of...

off-camera flash photography

How to Use Off-Camera Flash for Dramatic Portraits

By Doug Box A dramatic sky, sunset, landscape or city background can make the starting point for a great portrait....