Sometimes photographers can fall into a routine. We naturally begin to lean into taking photos of the same kinds of subjects using the same kinds of lenses. The instinct of many creatives is to isolate oneself in order to promote precisely dialed-in brainstorming sessions and creativity without any outside influence. It may surprise you, then, to hear that one of the best ways to spark some creative inspiration is to look outside your typical day-to-day circle. Introverts vs. The World It may sound like a big endeavor if you're more of a stay-at-home person, but heading outside of your field... Read more
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6 Tips For Better Holiday Photos
Posted in Featured Inspiration Tips and Tools by Matthew Eldridge
November 22, 2019Like it or not, the season has started. Some of you are looking forward to massive family gatherings with feasts, gifts, songs and celebrations. Others... Read more
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5 Awesome Panasonic Lumix Cameras For Every Type of Photographer
Posted in Featured Gear Reviews by Matthew Eldridge
November 20, 2019Panasonic may not be one of the first names that come to mind when you think of camera equipment, but that's about to change. Their... Read more
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Helpful Tips For Capturing Great Family Portraits For The Holidays
Posted in Featured Tips and Tools by Luca Eandi
November 18, 2019The holiday season is fast-approaching, and for many photographers it's the time of year where friends and relatives start calling in that favor—you know the... Read more
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Why Selling Your Gear to KEH is the Better Choice
Posted in Featured Education by Matthew Eldridge
November 13, 2019There comes a time in every photographer's life when they find they have too much stuff. It could be that the sale prices were too good... Read more
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Photographers You Should Know: Robert Capa
Posted in Featured Culture Inspiration by Luca Eandi
November 11, 2019Today is Veterans Day, which is a great time to talk about one of the most celebrated war photographers in history—Robert Capa. Capa notably covered... Read more
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The Feeling of Shooting Film in a Digital Age
Posted in Featured Culture Inspiration by Matthew Eldridge
November 4, 2019Let's talk about what it's like to shoot film. The psychology of it. After all, we already know that shooting film can establish habits to... Read more
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How To Scan Film With A Digital Camera
Posted in Featured Inspiration Tips and Tools by Luca Eandi
October 27, 2019As previously established, every photographer should shoot film. But as much as I believe in that tenet, I would never suggest to anyone that they... Read more
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How To Shoot A Wedding On Film And Keep Your Cool
Posted in Featured Inspiration Tips and Tools by Luca Eandi
October 22, 2019A couple weeks ago, I had the pleasure to fly up to Washington, D.C. to attend The Film Theory Workshop—a wedding photography workshop with a... Read more
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An Intro to Shooting Video With DSLR or Mirrorless Cameras
Posted in Featured Education Tips and Tools by Matthew Eldridge
October 18, 2019There's a lot involved in making videos look good. It can take a lot of planning, execution and post-production. Don't let that scare you off... Read more