Although most professional photographers are in the “business” of photography, there is actually a difference between commercial work and that which falls under the “personal” heading. For example, a wedding photographer sells personal photographs. So too does someone who specializes in certain types of portrait work, special events photography, glamour, fine art, and even travel […]
Archives for January 2011
Tips For Macro Photography: The Extreme Close-Up
Marco photography has always fascinated me because practitioners of the art/craft continually amaze me with the small details of our gigantic world. Much like a Seinfeld bit, Macro photography typically consists of finding an everyday object and photographing it at such close proximity that the perhaps mundane – now taken out of context – is […]
Free Legal Contracts and Releases for Photographers
Here is a quick resource for any photographer in need of a contract or release form. The documents listed here will help you create a set of forms that suit your individual needs. Always make sure to check your state laws regarding photography documents such as these. Legal Documents that a Photographer Needs Photography Contracts […]
Authentic Grainy Photoshop Effect for Your Black and White Photos
One of the most beautiful aspects of black and white photography is having the ability to create images with intense grain or noise that gives your photo a dark, gritty, and highly texturized effect. However, we do not always seize the opportunity to use this tool in-camera. Did you forget to bump up your ISO […]
How to Sell Commercial Photography
Although commercial photography is an area of specialization usually reserved for those who take pictures to be used by retail businesses, advertising agencies, and many types of corporate endeavors, when the issue is SELLING commercial photography, the definition really expands. Defining Commercial Work For example, a professional freelance photographer who wants to sell commercial photography […]