Themed photoshoots and why they matter
admin Character development is important in the themed shoots our studio produces. Who are our subjects? What are their personalities?
What do you mean you don’t have a Platypod yet?!?
I’m an absolute and unapologetic apologist and fanboy of this tool. We’ve been showing you how we use Platypods for several years. I personally have at least one with me…
May is National Photography Month!
National Photography month was, officially recognized by Congress in 1987. Let’s take this month to celebrate photography.
It’s time for cameras to become internet of things devices
Many electronic devices on the market these days can be considered an internet of things device. It's time for cameras to join the party.
Ryan Reynolds & John Krasinski Set Photos Reveal First Look At New Movie
Imaginary Friends set photos reveal the first look at Ryan Reynolds and John Krasinski's new movie which will also see the latter directing.
Tension relief: Pay attention to the edges of your image
Paying attention to the corners and edges of a photograph can relieve distracting visual tension. Visual tension can be good or bad.
Four compact cameras for street photography that are big on features
Compact cameras lend themselves beautifully to the art of street photography. In this roundup, we're looking at four of our favorites.
Photography 101: Which lens should you buy first?
You just got a fancy new camera, with a kit lens that has served you well in your beginning adventures. What's the next lens you should buy?
Three possible new RF lenses show that Canon is still innovating
Canon has filed patents for three new L series RF lenses that should excite portrait, sports and wildlife photographers to no end.
Preserving the past: Clayton Farm
Preserving our past like Clayton Farm in Tatiara in South Australia is a truly unique cultural farm experience from the 1870s.