Your camera will probably have some form of video capability. In fact, that video capability will probably be very good. Good enough to produce high-quality films. Here’s the question though, do you ever use it? I wager that less than 20% of photographers regularly shoot video. Why is that? For many established photographers, video can […]
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.
As a travel stock photographer, pandemics can be a little problematic. However, for those of us with itchy feet and an even itchier shutter finger, not all is lost. Travel is possible, with careful preparation and planning. You are going to need to think outside the box. Many common travel destinations might be closed to […]
If there is one technique that continues to divide the photographic community, it’s HDR or high dynamic range photography. Much of the derision against it comes from the early days of digital photography. When HDR was the new kid on the block there were multiple post-production products available to “help” people create stunning shots. Often […]
Shooting snow does not always result in beautiful whites. As winter approaches us in the Northern hemisphere, thoughts will be turning to winter photography. Winter often, of course, means snow and a beautiful snow scene is definitely one for the portfolio. There is, however, a problem with snow. To state the obvious, it’s white and […]
Back in 2007, I bought the original iPhone 1. By today’s standards, it would be slow, sluggish, and lacking in functionality. It was however revolutionary and one of the things that helped it be revolutionary was its camera. Now, no-one in their right mind is going to say that the original iPhone’s camera was good. […]
How long have you been shooting photographs? Ten years, twenty, if you are like me, perhaps even longer. Let me ask another question. When was the last time you looked at your old photos? By old, I mean anything over a couple of years. If like me, the answer was rarely, then it may well […]