by Mark Lewis | Sep 5, 2022 | Article, Education
It’s one thing to take a picture of a static subject. It’s another thing entirely to capture the moments in time that make up life with a subject in motion. Photographing movement takes skill, patience, and practice. In this post, we’ll explore some...
by Moose Peterson | Aug 31, 2022 | Article, Education
It was that bitter, the Alaskan cold that comes in fall with its overcast skies penetrating right into your bones that greeted us smack in the face as we stepped out the door into the dark. It did not come as a surprise over the twentieth time I had ventured up for...
by Jack Graham | Aug 28, 2022 | Article, Education
I have been working as a professional photographer for about 30 years now, and a lot has changed since I started. Back then, there was no internet. Hard to imagine that nowadays. How did you market yourself? Folks like John Shaw and Galen Rowell wrote for Outdoor...
by Mark Lewis | Aug 21, 2022 | Article, Education
Film sets have always been a place of creativity, collaboration, and magic. But what happens when that magic is replaced by LED screens? How does the art of filmmaking change when the set isn’t real? Join us in a conversation with Sam Nicholson, founder and CEO...
by Mark Lewis | Aug 12, 2022 | Article, Education
Have you ever photographed a breathtaking scene only to be disenchanted by what the camera actually captured? You stand on a shore of a serene lake with gorgeous snow-capped mountains towering in the background. You take the time and carefully frame the scene with...
by David Saucedo | Aug 8, 2022 | Article, Education
There’s something about photographing star trails that just feels magical. Watching the stars seemingly “move” across the sky is mesmerizing, and it’s no wonder that this type of photography is so popular. If you’re looking to capture this beauty through your camera...
