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January ‐ Sports/Action
February ‐ Smiles
March ‐ New Techniques Attempted
April ‐ Silhouettes
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Best Camera Settings for Portrait Photography October 1, 2018
In this article and video, you will discover the best camera settings for portrait photography for taking photos in natural light and for flash photography. Whether you are brand new to portrait photography or a seasoned pro, you will benefit from these helpful photo tips. If you prefer watching videos to reading, I have also […]
Craig Beckta
How to do Portrait Photography in Bright Midday Sun September 30, 2018
In photography, learning and knowing how to use and manipulate light will always be an advantage. Especially when it comes to portrait photography because you aren’t always going to photograph your clients in the most ideal light. Backlight your subjects You might think that backlighting can only apply during sunset hours, however, it can be […]
Jackie Lamas
Review of the SKOUT Handsfree Camera Carrying System by Cotton Carrier September 30, 2018
If you want an alternative to using the regular camera strap for hiking or walking around town type of activities, then this review is just the thing for you! Read on to find out about the SKOUT Handsfree Camera Carrying System and whether it will suit your needs. A couple of weeks ago, I had the […]
Karthika Gupta

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October Featured Speaker

John M. Pender – How to photograph Still Life like the Old Masters painted

John is known for his ability to capture the composition and vivid colors of the Classic Still Life like the Old Masters. He uses only natural light, and his Old World style creates stark black backgrounds with foregrounds that come alive with intense realistic color. He is heavily influenced by the Dutch Masters and the Renaissance.

John has won numerous awards both local and national. He belongs to art centers from Naples to Venice and does consignment work as well as donating art to charitable organizations.

“In some way photography is more difficult that painting. A painter is free to move elements around in a painting, create a new color scheme, as well as create or change highlights. Whereas a photographer must see the light, diffuse it, bend it and direct it to its subject.”

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Photography Life

Nikon Z7 First Impressions and Sample Photos September 30, 2018
I’m sure you already know that we’re going to test the Nikon Z7 camera to its limits here at Photography Life. We have six orders coming our way in total, and we plan to put each copy through its paces while we travel to Jordan and Turkey throughout October. So far, one copy has arrived, […]
Spencer Cox
The “L Mount Alliance” – A Full-Frame Storm is Coming September 26, 2018
This year is certainly going to be marked as one of the most important ones in the camera history. With both Nikon and Canon releasing their first mirrorless camera systems a few weeks ago, we now have another major competing system, and this time from three different manufacturers: Leica, Panasonic and Sigma. The trio decided […]
Nasim Mansurov
Five Sigma Global Vision Lenses Announced September 26, 2018
As part of a slew of Photokina-related announcements yesterday, Sigma has announced five new lenses. Four are for full-frame cameras, and one is compatible with Micro 4/3 and Sony E mount crop sensor cameras. The 28mm f/1.4 Art, 40mm f/1.4 Art, 70-200mm f/2.8 Sport, 60-600mm f/4.5-6.3, and 56mm f/1.4 (for crop sensor only) join Sigma’s growing […]
Spencer Cox

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