by Niels Johansen | Nov 20, 2012
Even as a beginner, photographing homes that are for sale can bring in hefty profits for very little set-up. The secret is following a few simple rules that will set your photos apart. Here’s a little trick that can help you turn snapshots that anyone could take into... by Rich Wagner | Nov 19, 2012
Take a look at these two photos. They were taken 45 minutes apart from exactly the same spot on the same day. The assignment was to photograph a new building addition for a local church. The day I was scheduled to take pictures, the sky was gray and about as ugly as... by Efrain Padro | Nov 17, 2012
One of the most common questions I get when discussing photo submissions to magazines is how much image editing is too much. Fortunately the answer is easy: it depends. Unfortunately, “depends” means there is no bright line to help photographers answer the... by Christina Merchant | Nov 5, 2012
It sure seems like photographers never sleep. Pre-dawn sunrise shoots… early dusk nighttime shoots…there’s just not enough time in the day to photograph all of the excitement, and sleep too. We had so much fun at the Balloon Fiesta in Albuquerque, NM last... by Christina Merchant | Nov 5, 2012
Imagine this: It’s 5 a.m. and you’re standing in a dark field surrounded by the shadows and silhouettes of thousands of fellow spectators. Hundreds of hot air balloon trucks, pilots, and crews line the field, quietly watching and waiting. Dawn is rapidly approaching,... by Bonnie Caton | Oct 22, 2012
You can thank India that your clothes don’t fall off. They invented the button here. Actually, you can thank India for your clothes, too, because they also invented cotton fabric. And those childhood rainy days you spent playing chess or cards? They’re both Indian...