A wedding photographer who posted a video of himself having dinner alone while at work has sparked heated debate on social media. Photographer and cinematographer Julian Troncoso recounts PetaPixel that he didn’t expect to start an online discussion about the ethics of forcing wedding photographers to eat alone when he shared the lighthearted clip on … Read more
Photographer Brennan Gilmore has taken advantage of Jupiter’s closest position to Earth in the past 59 years and captured a photo of the gas giant with its four Galilean moons on the roof of a barn. The photo shows Jupiter along with its moons, from left to right, Ganymede, Europa, Io and Callisto and was … Read more
Editor’s Note: In honor of Tracy’s new KelbyOne course, Retouching In Lightroom: It’s All In The Details, we’re sharing her September 2020 guest post! FIVE TIPS FOR PRINTING AUTHENTIC MOMENTS IN CHILD PHOTOGRAPHY Well Hello! Tracy Sweeney here, owner/photographer of Elan Studio in Bristol, Rhode Island. I’m thrilled to be back and blogging about an … Read more
As a photographer, you know that your job is not just to create beautiful images. As with any job, you spend a lot of time on things outside of your main job description. One of the hardest but most important parts of photography is finishing the photos, which means selecting and determining which and how … Read more
Have you ever held back from sharing your photos, pitching an idea, or showcasing your art? How many times have you let impostor syndrome hold you back? Impostor Syndrome is the feeling or experience of thinking that you or your job may not be good enough. It’s this hesitation that you often encounter when presenting … Read more
There is a big mistake that some photographers repeat over and over again. It can cause more damage to their professional or amateur careers than a blurry photograph. I’m typing this in an apartment in Warsaw, Poland. On the wall, a series of black and white prints of Paris. These are fabulous shots, perfectly executed, … Read more
Editor’s Note: This was originally published in 2016, and I thought it would be great to share it again with Frank’s latest KelbyOne course! Some time ago I posted this online: When you look at carpenters, you won’t see them mocking each other because of the brand of hammer they use. They know that everything … Read more
As we enter the colder autumn months, we start to spend more time at home, especially in cities where it rains a lot, like Munich or London. Sitting down with a cup of hot tea or mulled wine and watching a movie is one of the many things I look forward to every year. You … Read more
Photographer Anya Anti created 2.5 seconds, a climate change awareness project that she hopes will start a conversation about the issue and educate more people about the facts, the urgency of the crisis and the seriousness of its consequences. “I’ve always cared about the environment and loved nature,” says Anti PetaPixel. “But I guess it’s … Read more
Image editing is not an easy task to undertake. Using editing software such as Lightroom or Capture One requires a bit of learning and getting used to. However, even if you know how to use editing software, you should still edit images in a way that enhances their beauty rather than destroying it. Essentially, you … Read more