Bryan Caporicci is an award winning wedding and portrait photographer based out of Fonthill, Canada. Bryan is a Fuji X-Photographer. In 2011, he was awarded his Craftsman of Photographic Arts (CPA) designation by the Professional Photographers of Canada (PPOC), making him one of the youngest photographers in Canada to receive this level of achievement. Bryan…
This exploration into Lightroom’s Retouching Kit actions is brought to you by Britney Gardner, of Portland, OR. For more of her talented work, see the links at the end of this post. If you’re like most photographers out there, you’re spending less and less time in Photoshop. As a photographer, spending as little time in…
How to cull your photos at warp speed by Sean McLellan Cutting down the time that I have to sit in front of a computer is something I’m constantly trying to do. Spending more time with my wife and kids = good. Spending more time by myself staring at a glowing screen = bad. Here…
Today we are happy to feature guest bloggers Gregory & Brandi (Schrader Photography), based out of Michigan. I’ve heard that the photography industry functions in an ebb and flow pattern. That for every new influx of technology, there has been an influx of new photographers. Then after the fad of technology wears off, the photographers…
GETTING RID OF CHROMATIC ABERRATION, by Daniel Kudish No matter how good our cameras and lenses are these days, we still have to deal with chromatic aberration, especially when shooting weddings and working in many different lighting scenarios. Luckily, there is a very simple trick that can make the process of getting rid of these…
This post was originally released on Black River Imaging’s blog on June 11. They were kind enough to share this information with us today. For more on Black River, click here. Photographic Prints: How They Are Made Have you ever received an email similar to this from a potential bride or client? “Describe to me…
This tip of the week comes from guest blogger and Nashville photographer Sean McLellan of McLellan Style. You rush home from your first shoot, excited to download and look at all the images. You sit down at your computer, pop the cards into the card reader, create a folder called “Jim and Beth” and start…
This week we have a great tip coming from guest blogger and WPPI Speaker Melanie Nashan of Nashan Photography (based out of Montana, Florida and California). She explains how she edits down her wedding shoots on the computer but also how keeping the overall storytelling aspect of photography in mind while on location. Melanie’s tip about…
We are super excited to feature Guest Blogger Dave Cross again, especially since we’re talking all about Bridge. I’ve heard so many people say they don’t use Bridge because they’re scared of it or get it confused with Lightroom. But it’s a powerful file browser and we’re happy to feature Adobe Certified Instructor Dave Cross,…
This week, we are beyond excited to have a guest post from Angela Pointon, creator of Steel Toe Images and overall business/marketing guru. We can’t thank Angela enough for these words of wisdom about how to get ahead of your marketing strategy and find the best way to get the attention of your customers. Plus,…