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Mastering Self-Portraiture: 7 tips for picture-perfect results

Posted on November 28, 2023

In today’s digital age, self-portraits have become a powerful means of self-expression.

Whether you’re a budding photographer, a social media influencer, or simply someone who enjoys documenting moments, mastering the art of the perfect self-portrait is a valuable skill.

As we navigate our social media feeds, we encounter stunning self-portraits that convey emotions and stories effortlessly. But what’s the key to creating these captivating self-portraits?

This post unveils seven essential tips to enhance self-portraiture, covering equipment selection, lighting, composition, posing, and post-processing. Join me as we explore the world of self-portraiture and discover the secrets to achieving picture-perfect results. [Read more…]

Tips for making almost any photo look better

Posted on August 10, 2023

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If you take a look at most any photographer’s portfolio, what you’re likely to see is a collection of his/her very best shots.

After all, no one really enjoys showcasing images that aren’t so great.

That’s right, even the most talented and experienced photographers take plenty of duds which typically are left out of their galleries.

That being said, some of the awesome shots that end up being shared with the world didn’t start out all that great.

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Q&A: Where can I get an old roll of 110 film developed?

Posted on July 2, 2023

Question from Toniah: My mom recently passed away and we had to clean out her house so it could be listed for sale.

While going through one of her closets I found an old Kodak 110 camera with a half-used roll of film in it.

Are there any places that still process 110 film? [Read more…]

Extend your reach by mounting your camera on a monopod

Posted on April 4, 2023

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Have you ever tried to take a picture while standing in a crowd only to come away with nothing but a photo of the back of someone’s head?

Have you ever tried to take picture from a bridge or ledge only to discover that you couldn’t get your camera out far enough from the edge to photograph your intended target?

If either of these situations apply to you, I have a simple solution for you…

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Q&A: How can I add my name to the metadata on the photos I take?

Posted on December 31, 2022

Question from Linda: I have a quick photography question for you, Rick. I hope you don’t mind.

I take lots of pictures with my phone and then transfer them to my computer.

When I right-click on a photo and look at the properties (metadata) it always displays the name of my phone but my name is nowhere on there as the photographer.

I’ve seen lots of photos other people have taken that have their name in the metadata as the”Author”.

How can I add my name to the metadata on the photos I take? [Read more…]