When it comes to selling a home, first impressions are everything. Recently, I had the pleasure of working with a client preparing
Revitalize Your Photography Archive: A Guide to Organizing Years of Photos Without Workflow
Getting organized might feel overwhelming if you’re a photographer with years’ worth of scattered digital files on CDs, DVDs, old external hard
Honoring Veterans in Roswell—Why Local Assignments Matter to My Craft
Craig Benton, Rick Reese III, and Ron Redner of the Sons of the American Revolution Color Guard present the colors during the
Why the Atlanta Photojournalism Seminar Matters: A Personal Journey and Invitation
Renowned portrait photographer Gregory Heisler, celebrated for his evocative work featured in Time magazine—including numerous iconic ‘Person of the Year’ covers—shared insights
How Your Best Teacher is Your Last Project
Stanley is working in Togo filming for the video. [Photo by Liz Ortiz] As a visual storyteller, you’re constantly learning. But here’s
The Unseen Side of Running a Photography Business: Backups, Bookkeeping, and Staying Organized
When you envision a photography business, the highlights probably involve the thrill of capturing unforgettable moments, the satisfaction of delivering powerful visual
Rediscovering Your Love for Photography: Breaking Out of the Office and Into the World
After countless hours in my office working with clients to organize, tag, and catalog their photo collections, cabin fever started creeping in.
Nikon Z9 & NIKKOR Z 24-120mm f/4 S Lens: A Perfect Pair for Event Photography
Last night, armed with my Nikon Z9 and the NIKKOR Z 24-120mm f/4 S lens, I was fully prepared to capture every
Friday Night Lights with the Nikon Z9: Workflow and Shooting Tips
[NIKON Z 9, NIKKOR Z 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 VR S, Mode = Aperture Priority, ISO 25600, 1/400, ƒ/5.6, (35mm = 400)] Capturing high
Why IPTC Metadata is Superior to File Names for Organizing Photos
As a professional photographer, efficiently organizing and identifying your photos is critical to streamlining your workflow and maximizing productivity. Whether managing your
Covering Harris/Waltz Supporters Near My Neighborhood: A Day in the Life of a Photojournalist
Caption: Bill Clothier, left, and Gary Dichtenberg, right, join other supporters of Harris and Waltz as they hold signs and wave to
Crafting a Storytelling Video for Your Organization: A Step-by-Step Guide
Storytelling is at the heart of meaningful communication. Whether you’re working for a nonprofit, a business, or a community organization, a well-produced
Why the MagMod Sphere is a Game-Changer for Event Photography
As a photographer, I always look for tools to enhance my work while keeping my setup simple and efficient. This past weekend,
Speed Up Your Photo Culling Process with Photo Mechanic and Lightroom
In the fast-paced world of photography, efficiency is critical, primarily when culling your images. With countless photos taken during a shoot, quickly
Creating a Custom Keyword List for Nonprofits: Enhancing Photo Metadata
For nonprofits, compelling storytelling is not just about the images themselves but also about making those images easy to find, share, and
Why Nonprofits Need Professional Communicators: The Key to Effective Storytelling and Long-Term Donor Engagement
During the pandemic, Stanley set up and interviewed Chiropractor Dr. Charlie Weiss of Holcomb Bridge Chiropractic in Rowell, Georgia. Nonprofits often struggle