by Daniel Nahabedian | Apr 21, 2016
Lori calls me the master of light but that’s exactly what all photographers are really. They’re light manipulators and the best ones are called pros. If you can learn how to manipulate light, you’ll set yourself apart, too. And here’s a great way to start… Creating... 
by Danny Warren | Jul 25, 2015
A primary requirement of stock photographs is to convey a clear concept. To achieve this, good stock photos don’t have any elements that are distracting. A crooked horizon line immediately draws the eye and will unhinge an otherwise great image. Even the best of us... by Bonnie Caton | Feb 20, 2015
If you ever get a chance to spend the night in the middle of the Arabian Desert, don’t forget to bring your toothbrush…and your tripod… and your ball gown if you plan on taking some Arabian Desert photos. Bonnie here, on Day Three of our Abu Dhabi Photo Expedition.... by Shelly Perry | Nov 3, 2014
Adobe Lightroom is an indispensable tool when it comes to processing your photos for stock, or for wherever you want to sell them. I use it all the time. And only occasionally do I move over to a robust program like Photoshop for more extreme edits. The trick is to... by Bonnie Caton | Aug 15, 2014
“Mmm… raw chicken casserole is my favorite.” … said no one ever! Just as you should always bake your casseroles before you eat them, you should always process your photos before you sell them. Yesterday you saw the difference just one minute of processing... by Bonnie Caton | Aug 14, 2014
Spending just a few minutes editing your images has a big impact on your stock photo sales. Following is an example of how Lightroom improves photos. Let’s say you’re a designer. You’re looking for photos of cherry blossoms. So you type “cherry blossom” in the search...