Drones or UAVs – Unmanned Aircraft Systems have become a huge industry in the last decade. This is not only for photographers, many other professions now require drone pilots for their day-to-day operations. No Time? These Are Our Picks: In the early days of small unmanned aircraft, there were often reports that a remote pilot […]
Author: Jason Row
Jason has more than 35 years of experience as a professional photographer, videographer and stock shooter. You can get to know him better here.
Photography can be brutal. So brutal that it can sometimes force you to take a pause or stop altogether. This brutality can come in several forms. Toxic comments, lack of appreciation, or just not getting the shots you hoped for. All of these can put a serious dent in your photographic confidence, making you doubt […]
I will be quite honest with you, I am feeling a bit melancholy. Many of you may have heard that one of the biggest photography sites on the planet, DPReview, is closing. Sadly, this massive photographic resource and community are deemed not to make enough money for Jeff Bezos and his Amazon behemoth. Rather than […]
Anyone that subscribes to the Adobe Photographers package will know about the Lightroom Mobile app. It is a sort of “Mini Me” to the main Adobe Lightroom program. As such, it allows you to organize, edit, rate, and add metadata to images. These images are not only those on your iPhone but also any in […]
Filters, I have a love/hate relationship with them. I love what they can do for my creativity. Allowing me to reduce reflections or extend my shutter speed. I can shoot ultra-long exposures or get my shutter down to the 180-degree rule when shooting video. However, I also find them cumbersome, especially for such small items. […]
Cities provide us with some of the broadest range of images you could possibly hope for. However, that sheer variety of genres can sometimes lead to a severe case of photographer’s block. If you are like me, sometimes I struggle to think of what to shoot, mainly because I find it hard to settle on […]
