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Shooting A Wedding Is Like Shooting On The Move

Shooting A Wedding Is Like Shooting On The Move

Shooting a wedding is like shooting while you are walking. Constantly plan in your head your next move and you ...
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Photography 101: How to Break a Photographic Rut

Photography 101: How to Break a Photographic Rut

Hitting a creativity rut can be extremely depressing for many folks. If you happen to find a lack of motivation ...
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Ghostly Lights

Photography 101: Five Things I Learned on My First UrbEx Trip

Five things I learned on my very first UrbEx trip ...
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Photography 101: JPG or RAW

Photography 101: JPG or RAW

There is a lot of debate between shooting JPG or RAW. Let's dive into these two formats and look at ...
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Photography 101: Break Out Some Angles

Sometimes all you need to do is change the perspective on your photo to make it really stand out. This ...
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Creating Abstract Impressions: by Anne McKinnell

Creating Abstract Impressions: by Anne McKinnell

Impressionist painters were more concerned with colour than line. Their goal was to leave the viewer with an impression of ...
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