Stock photography has gained popularity among amateurs and professionals alike over the past few years, and for good reason. Selling stock photos is a great way to earn some extra money from images that may have already been sitting in your library, and once you get them uploaded, then you can sit back and earn!
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Going to eBay is like walking into the world’s greatest store. It has new items and secondhand items, and both are generally available for appealingly low prices. For photographers, it’s a dream to browse all the photography gear on eBay. That being said, you never know when you might get ripped off by an unscrupulous
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Social media marketing is a useful and cost-effective way you can drive more traffic to your website or promote your brand. With the right imagery, you can get even more engagement. If you don’t have Photoshop, Affinity Design, or another professional program, online image editors are a great resource for designing these types of graphics. Below
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This week, Google announced that they’ve started rolling out changes to Google Images. Specifically, you can now access rights-related image metadata in Google Images by clicking an ‘Image Credits’ link. In collaboration with CEPIC and IPTC, Google is trying to make it easier for users to know the creator of images on the web, as well
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Documentary photography has the ability to introduce you to entirely new worlds and cultures. Through photo books you are able to see a photographers complete vision in a body of work rather than just a single photo. In this article, we’ve selected 5 portrait and documentary photography book that inspire us. Each book has a
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Photographing a high-contrast or backlit scene can be challenging. Do you expose for the shadows and blow out the highlights? Or do you expose for the highlights and lose everything in the shadows? It really just depends on your personal and artistic preference. Software like Lightroom is able to do a lot when it comes
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Anyone can take a picture and call themselves a “photographer,” but not everyone can take a sharp image with every snapshot. To differentiate yourself as a real photographer from those who just snap away on a camera, you’ll have to master the art of taking sharper images each and every time you release the shutter button.
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