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As a freelance photographer, it is crucial to grow and evolve to succeed in a competitive market continuously. However, growth can also

Using two Nikon Z9 cameras to cover events can provide photographers with a versatile and efficient solution. One camera equipped with the

When traveling to different time zones, it’s important to remember to adjust your camera settings rather than changing the clock itself. This

As we age, it’s natural to have concerns about how our abilities will change and how they might impact the things we

As a photographer, one of the most important things to consider is how to back up your images correctly. Whether you’re a

We’ve all been there – on both ends of the relationship where we are the one making the phone call and interrupting

The gear and software I used to convert 35mm color negatives to digital JPEGs Here are the basic steps to follow: It’s

On the afternoon of May 20, 2013, a large and extremely violent EF5 tornado ravaged Moore, Oklahoma, and adjacent areas, with peak winds estimated at

This photo is from my dad’s side of the family. I know the man on the far left is my great-grandfather, who

As we go through life, we tend to accumulate a lot of memories and mementos that hold special meaning to us. One

Starting a photography business can be challenging and exciting, but it’s essential to understand that different types of photography have other revenue

Zack Arias is taking questions at PhotoShop World. As a photographer, it’s essential to be aware of the questions you’re asking when

While in London a few years ago, our family used the subway system. You hear “Mind the Gap” every few minutes” over

What can every business/photographer learn from a National Championship team like the University of Georgia’s Bulldogs? One of my favorite photographers is

Jeff Raymond, James Dockery, and Stanley Leary during the Storytellers Abroad Missions Multimedia Workshop in Nicaragua. Creating a well-rounded, confident and capable

Stanley is working in Lima, Peru, photographing a seminary class. Photo by Jeff Raymond. Most creatives I know hate dealing with the