Vertical Shots in Wedding Photography: When Portrait Orientation Tells a Better Story
Why portrait orientation can capture the people, architecture and spontaneous energy of a wedding in one frame.
Size Matters: A Photographer's Eternal Dilemma
They say size doesn’t matter. But photographers have always had their doubts. Some men buy sports cars. Others invest in expensive watches. …
VSCO Scout Grows From Studio Setup Assistant Into a Photography Business Tool
A photographer can finish a shoot with a card full of good pictures and still have an evening of administration ahead. Client details need …
Canon EF 40mm F2.8 STM on RF Bodies Still Makes a Practical Budget Street Lens
A compact lens changes how a camera feels on the street. The Canon EF 40mm F2.8 STM is an unusually thin full-frame DSLR lens. Mounted on a …
Adapted Vintage Lenses on Crop Bodies, the Cheapest Telephoto Trick in Photography
A Super-Takumar 135mm f/3.5 on a Sony APS-C body frames like a 200mm lens. In October 2026 KEH had working copies listed between about $13 …
Photographing a City Through Its Reflections
A reflected city gives you two scenes to compose at once. A shop window can hold the pavement behind you and the interior beyond the glass; …
The Photographs You Reject May Make Your Best Posters
A photograph can fail at the job you took it to do and still contain the beginning of a strong poster. The portrait is too dark, a passing …
Turn Your Photography Into Posters
Your photo archive probably contains pictures that would work beautifully as posters, even if you have never thought of them as wall art. …
How Drones Are Becoming Ubiquitous in Wedding Photography
There is a small flying camera in the wedding photograph, and that is precisely what makes it interesting. We usually see the finished …
Photography Location Maps Need More Than Pins
A photography location map becomes useful when it remembers the things you would otherwise forget. The pin tells you where a place is. A …