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Grow your photography businessThe Dangers of Using Live Animals in Photoshoots (And Learn How to Achieve this Look in Photoshop Instead!)
Rhiannon D'Averc | February 20, 2017
The Dangers of Using Live Animals in Photoshoots (And Learn How to Achieve this Look in Photoshop Instead!)
There is a huge temptation to use live animals in your photoshoots, I mean any image with animals in them are adorable! You might want to have live chicks during your Easter mini sessions, or have horses in your styled session. […]
10 Essential Photography Apps You Can’t Do Without
Rhiannon D'Averc | February 10, 2017
10 Essential Photography Apps You Can’t Do Without
When it comes to setting up your smartphone or tablet, there’s one thing you can’t miss adding: apps. Apps are big currency in today’s technology, and we all have our own favourites that we carry around with us and use […]
When to Edit Skin – and When to Leave it
Rhiannon D'Averc | February 4, 2017
When to Edit Skin – and When to Leave it
At some point in their career, every photographer – whether professional or hobbyist – will come across one big question. That question is, should you retouch a person’s skin? If you do, how much should you retouch it? There are plenty […]
12 Days of Giving
Summerana | December 5, 2016
12 Days of Giving
We are so excited to be part of Leah Remillet’s 12 Days of Giving. We have had so much fun sharing the daily gifts, in fact, I’m even snagging them up! Sign up below to snag our freebie! First […]
Full Frame vs Crop Frame Explained
Rhiannon D'Averc | November 21, 2016
Full Frame vs Crop Frame Explained
When looking at camera choices, you may have come across two terms that mystify you: “full frame” and “crop frame”. What exactly are these two types of frames, and what does that mean for your camera? Let’s get to the […]
How to Customize Your Photoshop Workspace
Rhiannon D'Averc | November 8, 2016
How to Customize Your Photoshop Workspace
When you look at your Photoshop workspace – the area that you can see while you are working – you probably see something very similar to the vast majority of Photoshop users. The program comes set up a certain way, […]
How to Say “No” To Bad Photography Clients
Rhiannon D'Averc | November 4, 2016
How to Say “No” To Bad Photography Clients
As a photographer, it is pretty much guaranteed that you will come across a bad client at some point in your career. This is the kind of client that you should avoid at all costs, and who will in fact […]
How Colour Tones Create a Mood
Summerana | October 24, 2016
How Colour Tones Create a Mood
Colour tones are one of the easiest ways to edit photographs. You no longer have to worry about colour correction if you are adding a cast to the overall image, and you can also use subtle touches to introduce a […]
How to Edit Every Photo in 5 Minutes or Less
Rhiannon D'Averc | October 22, 2016
How to Edit Every Photo in 5 Minutes or Less
When editing photographs, it’s common to spend more time going through them than it actually took to capture them. This is a problem for all professional photographers, especially those who are working on a regular basis or at high volume. […]
