Roundup: Our Question of the Week Series
This month we began a new video series (dubbed “Question of the Week”) where we tackle common questions from our members and the broader photographer…
Monthly Archives: September 2016
Our Favorite Moments From Photoville
If you’re a photographer in the NYC area, you know that swinging by Photoville is a must. We love heading out to Brooklyn Bridge Park every…
New Member Shout-Outs: September 2016 Edition
From covering the presidential election to experimenting with infrared photography, our members are always pushing their work to better capture people, places and moments in…
When Photography Gets Personal – The Bob and Diane Fund
At this year's Look3 conference, National Geographic Creative's Gina Martin announced the inception of a photographer grant, the Bob and Diane Fund, named in memory of her…
September Feature Highlight: Granting Download Access
Delivering images is part of your job. In fact, it’s pretty much the job. But, getting those images to your client can be challenging, to…
Your Photographer Promo Should Look Like This
In the four years since its founding, Tiny Atlas Quarterly (TAQ) has earned a stellar reputation as both an innovative travel magazine, and well as…
“Shot on iPhone” Doesn’t Matter Anymore
There was a time in the recent past when professional photographers were getting acquainted with a new piece of technology called the smartphone. Sure, cellphones…
Why the iPhone 7 Has to Simulate a Shallow Depth of Field
Short answer: physics. Most photographers know that creating a shallow depth of field (DOF) is usually as easy as using a big aperture (of course…
Critiquing Famous Mugshots
French criminologist (and high school dropout) Alphonse Bertillon was a pioneer in the field of anthropometry – the use of human measurements – to identify…