by Efrain Padro | Jun 20, 2012
Here’s a trick I sometimes use when I want to add a little movement to an otherwise static subject… WHAT YOU NEED: *** A tripod *** Your camera *** A subject that’s lit up at night *** A telephoto (zoom) lens THE SET UP: First, it helps to put your camera on a tripod... by Bonnie Caton | Jun 1, 2012
“The secret is to take your time. You mustn’t go too fast. The subject must forget about you. Then, however, you must be very quick.” — Henri Cartier-Bresson What’s it like to photograph alongside one of the top-earning stock photographers in the world?... by Bonnie Caton | May 31, 2012
Gustave Eiffel did not design the Eiffel Tower. He was, however, smart enough to fund it in exchange for all of the income from it in the following 20 years. Here we are, 123 years later, and it’s the most-visited monument in the world — and quite possibly the... by Bonnie Caton | May 26, 2012
What are stock photo buyers really looking for? Our Breakfast Stock Club Premium Members know. I’ll share some of the photos they’ve had accepted into stock sites, in a moment… How do they know what photos to sell as stock? Simple. I send them an email every... by Danny Warren | May 24, 2012
Yesterday, professional photographer Danny Warren shared a “shoot smarter, not harder” tip to make more money from your stock photos by carefully taking fewer photographs. If you missed that issue, you’ll find a link to it below. Today, he shares another trick – how... by Bonnie Caton | May 17, 2012
Silky black… ruffled pink… cheerful, buttery yellow… Bonnie, here, exploring the Dutch countryside with professional photographer Efraín Padró and nine of your fellow readers, looking for shots we can sell to magazines when we get home. Today we...