Learning Photography

You’ve probably heard over and over that you should be shooting in RAW. But do you know why it’s so important? And what it really means for your images? Let’s sort it out! … [Read more...] about 10 Reasons Why You Should Be Shooting RAW

Option #1: Albums can be super duper easy and profitable with an awesome workflow. Option #2: Albums can be insanely frustrating, take up a TON of time, and eat up your profits with an inefficient workflow. I don’t know about you, but the first option sounds a lot better to me. So let’s do that. … [Read more...] about An Awesome Album Workflow

Whether you’re a professional photographer shooting a destination wedding, or you simply enjoy taking photos while traveling, figuring out how to handle your image workflow in the field can be a bit daunting. Not only are your photos super vulnerable when you’re moving around, but everything in your system needs to be smaller, lighter, and more efficient as well.  … [Read more...] about Mobile Workflow: Photos

This holiday season you may find yourself with a bit of spare time in between unwrapping presents and eating large meals. You might even have received a camera as a gift and you’re wondering where to start! Well here are a few Wikipedia articles for you to browse that will help you establish a technical understanding of photography, as well as provide some history and … [Read more...] about A Wikipedia Tour of Photography

A while back I did a couple posts on tilt shift photography and one of the comments in the introductory post was a request by Erica and Ryan to take a look at a bellows camera (thanks for the request!). I thought it would be a great idea to take a look at our 4x5 large format camera to show how everything works. … [Read more...] about Why You Should Learn about 4×5 Large Format Photography