Photography

Why You Should Consider Artist Residencies If You Are A Passionate Nature Photographer

Today’s guest post is by Joe Decker, a nature photographer, writer and educator who lives in Northern California. Follow Joe Decker on Twitter to learn more about his workshops or read his blog. Learn about composition from him from his e-book, Tuesday Composition. While I’ve had the opportunity to teach and work with hundreds of [...]

4 Tools For Photographers To Increase Social Exposure & Create A Personal Brand Online

Today’s guest post is by Nikki Peters, the community support manager for MarketMeSuite, the social media marketing dashboard you can use for free. Publishing photos online is the new way of marketing your business, brand and even yourself and your own interests. Everyone can read a tweet or Facebook update and think nothing more of [...]

11 Ways You Can Improve Your Photography

There are several phases of being a photographer. The obvious ones are beginner, amateur, professional and, perhaps at a stretch, “master.” You may disagree with that progression and that’s fine. But I suspect you will agree with me when I say that at every level (yes, even if you self-proclaim yourself the Grand Poobah of [...]

Photography Concentrate Offers Special Black Friday Deals For Photographers, Ends Nov. 29

In the US, you are all just about ready to sit down and have a good meal with your family and friends. Here’s wishing you a very Happy Thanksgiving, from my family to yours. What comes next is usually considered the biggest SALE day of the year, or Black Friday. I haven’t done that 2 [...]

Are You Really A Professional Photographer?

Some of you may recall Andy Bondurant’s steamy blog post from almost a year ago called “What’s Too Sexy For High School Seniors?“. Well he is back, with more advice for photographers. He is the co-founder and director of Senior Portrait Artists. You can find him on Twitter and Facebook. I recently ran across a [...]

Delicious Dereliction, An Exploration Of Urban Decay Through Photography

This guest post is by David Wares. He is Based in the South East of England UK. He loves to photograph nature, landscape and over the last couple of years has become fascinated with the subject of Urban Exploration and dereliction. This year, he says,”I was lucky enough to win ‘The Portman Cup’ for Best [...]

Allen Murabayashi, CEO Of PhotoShelter On Photography & The Photo Industry

For editorial photographers, looking to archive and sell or license their images, PhotoShelter offers a solution that is hard to pass up. I caught up with Allen Murabayashi, the company’s CEO last week and spoke to him briefly about the state of the photography industry, what we can expect to see out of PhotoShelter in [...]