I’ve always been one of those people that believes we should move away from using the term “correct exposure.” Not that it doesn’t have its place; obviously, when you’re starting out in photography you have to get a grasp of how the so-called exposure triangle works, and you do that — in part — by […]
Author: Jason D. Little
Jason Little is a photographer, author and stock shooter. You can see Jason’s photography on his Website or his Instagram feed.
Let’s be honest — there are certain events for which photographers gather that are probably just as much about one-upping the next person’s gear as it is about the particular goings-on of the event itself. This is especially true of situations that require a telephoto lens such as major sporting events or wildlife happenings like […]
In a piece I wrote a short while ago about some of the myths concerning professional photography, one of the flagrant fictions included the following: “Myth: A nice website will bring in all the clients a photographer could ever hope for. It doesn’t quite work that way. A nice website will make a client’s visit […]
We all get lucky sometimes, it’s a part of life. And some people are certainly luckier than others it seems, but depending on luck to get you through life really isn’t a great idea — for many, many reasons. Relying on luck won’t make you a great photographer either. In fact, such an approach won’t […]
People and flowers are two of the most frequently photographed subjects. That’s not a groundbreaking revelation, and it makes sense given that flowers and (some) people appeal to our perceptions of what beauty is. It seems easier, however, to put more emphasis on improving our photographic techniques for human subjects. People are active, they have […]
Technology is constantly evolving; that is an inescapable fact of life. Film has been usurped by the digital sensor. Screens are now the primary means of showcasing our photos, relegating prints to an afterthought for most people. But just like there will always be those who shoot film, there will also always be people who […]
