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A Guide to Wedding Photography Gear for Sony
By Cassandra Vagher

A Guide for Wedding Photography Gear for Sony Users

Sony has quickly moved into 2nd place in the camera market, displacing Nikon. Thinking of making the switch yourself? Check out this article to learn what Sony has on offer.

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How To Make The Most of Self Quarantine as a Visual Artist
By Zac Henderson

Covid-19 is here, and the best thing we can do about it is to do nothing at all. It’s not ideal, but there are ways to make the most of your down time at home. Here are some good ideas, but the last one might be the most important.

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Why You Should Be Tethering
By Zac Henderson

Tethering offers a plethora of benefits to almost any photoshoot that go far beyond eliminating the import step.

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Beginning a Personal Project
By Zac Henderson

Personal projects are an important exercise whether you’re a full time pro or an enthusiastic amateur.

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Using a One Light Setup for Portraiture
By Zac Henderson

Whether you’re new to lighting or an experienced portrait photographer, being able to effectively use a single light is a valuable skill.

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File Storage - Staying Organized During a Shoot
By Zac Henderson

File organization and backup is easily the least interesting aspect of being a photographer or videographer, yet it is simultaneously the most important. Maintaining proper backups and organization of your files while on the job is crucial to ensure your data doesn’t get lost, overwritten, or accidentally deleted.

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Gear for Your Summer Travel
By Zac Henderson

Chances are, if you’re taking the time and effort to sit in a car or squeeze yourself into a plane for hours on end you’re likely going somewhere interesting (at least we hope). If that’s the case then you’ll probably want to capture, document, and otherwise commemorate the trip. If only there were a way to paint a picture instantly of all the cool things you would see… Cameras! Cameras. Ahem… You’ll probably be taking a camera with you.

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Astrophotography Part 2: Getting More Out of Your Images
By Zac Henderson

Like we discussed in the first post, sometimes it can be a good decision to capture some foreground interest in your image of the night sky to turn the image into a landscape. This has the effect of providing depth and perspective to the image. This is a good choice, however because the night sky is so dark there’s likely little light hitting your foreground. A fully blocked up foreground silhouetted against the night sky can be done purposefully and, depending on the silhouette, can be quite pleasing. However, if you’d like to capture information in your foreground you’ll run into issues.

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Intro to Astrophotography
By Zac Henderson

The night sky is captivating, and has been so since mankind has been able to look up and wonder what all of those little points of light really are. If you’ve ever been camping or taken a cross country road trip, you’ve likely looked up at night and been shocked by how many stars are up there, especially when compared to a city’s night sky.

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Using Telephoto Lenses for Landscapes
By Zac Henderson

There’s not much that beats being outdoors with the intention of capturing the natural world. The beauty the earth has to offer certainly is astounding and worth taking the time to capture and appreciate, though often we photograph landscapes just one way.

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