Bookmarked Articles

October 23, 2024 by John Ricard

I Set Up My Content Credentials. You Should Too.

For centuries, art was created in a physical form and limited to one original copy. If an artist wanted attribution, they could sign or carve their name into the artwork. No matter where the art traveled, the attribution traveled with it. Today, much of our work is shared digitally, where watermarks or crediting do not appear alongside the art. Widespread adoption of the new Content Credentials standard may give digital artists the recognition they deserve.

October 22, 2024 by Simon Burn

Finding Your Photography Voice & Style

Do we even need a unique voice in our photography? Is having our own style really necessary? I have a few thoughts to share about this.

October 14, 2024 by Alex Cooke

How to Build Your Wedding Photography Portfolio from Scratch

If you're looking to get into wedding photography, you might be wondering how to start without an established portfolio. This is a common challenge when you’re trying to break into the industry, especially if you haven't shot a wedding before. Fortunately, there are several effective ways to build a strong portfolio that can help you attract clients and grow your business.

October 14, 2024 by Austen Hunter

Elevate Your Skills: 5 Natural Light Portrait Photography Tips You Need To Know

Natural light can elevate your portrait photography with its soft, flattering qualities. Whether you're shooting indoors or outdoors, mastering natural light is key to creating beautiful, professional-quality portraits.

October 10, 2024 by Ivor Rackham

The Most Important Lesson a Creative Photographer Can Learn

Diving into the fascinating world of creativity within our craft can raise people’s hackles. Many commonly accepted truths about what makes a good photo are subjective and swayed by widely held opinions. Nevertheless, breaking free from the constraints of popularism can lead to creative results that stand apart from the crowd, and that's important.

October 20, 2024 by Fynn Badgley

What I’ve Learned Through Teaching Other Photographers

There are many benefits that come with teaching up-and-coming photographers, as I’ve come to learn. But some of them surprised me—namely that I would learn a lot more about photography, as well as myself, in the process. Consider this a short list of those benefits, along with some insights along the way.