6 Branding and Marketing Tips to Help Photographers Get Ahead
Just like the constant evolution of camera technology — unfathomable images from the James Webb telescope, more and more camera brands going mirrorless, etc. —…
Guides
The Moral Imperative to Photograph Race Accurately and Authentically
Did you catch Google’s Super Bowl ad promoting Real Tone, a new camera technology designed to more accurately highlight the nuances of diverse skin tones? With technological advances…
5 Benefits of Photography Mentorship
Even though there are tons of us out there, being a photographer can, at times, be quite lonely. In an industry where so many of…
What Photography Mentorship Can Offer You
Mentorships have been around for a very long time, regardless of profession or artistic preference. Socrates mentored Plato. Then Plato mentored Aristotle. Jump ahead and…
New Guide! Photography Mentorship: Why You Need it and Why it Helps Everyone
No matter your specialty, photographers have many shared experiences. We all remember getting our first cameras and where we were for that memorable photo. We’ve…
Inclusive Practices to Consider When Working with Queer Photographers and Photographing the LGBTQIA+ Community
Next week marks the end of Pride month, but we’re focused on keeping these important conversations going. The breadth of the queer experience is wide—bisexual…
New Guide! 45 Places to Find Photography Jobs in 2021
Photographers accounted for some of the hardest-hit professionals amid the coronavirus pandemic. During an incredibly challenging year both professionally and personally, many took the time…
The Role of Photographers in Shifting Perspectives on Gender
March 31 marks the International Transgender Day of Visibility. Photography has long been a tool used to explore personal identity and expression; it has the…
Red Sox Photographer Billie Weiss Shares His Outlook on 2021
“We absolutely felt like we had a responsibility to keep our fans updated and connected,” Boston Red Sox Senior Manager of Photography Billie Weiss told…