Shanna Baker’s use of motion blur to capture street photos is like nothing you’ve ever seen before. Here are her secrets behind the magic. The post Street Photos: Shanna Baker on Motion Blur appeared first on The Shutterstock Blog.
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How to Shoot Photography in Poor Lighting
Lighting can make or break your photography. Learn the skills and techniques to overcome these common challenging light scenarios. The post How to Shoot Photography in Poor Lighting appeared first on The Shutterstock Blog.
The Create Fund: German Vazquez Elevates the Underrepresented
German Vazquez uses fashion, conceptual, and photojournalistic approaches to highlight BIPOC LGBTQ communities around the world. The post The Create Fund: German Vazquez Elevates the Underrepresented appeared first on The Shutterstock Blog.
Inside the “Urban Weird” Street Photography of Brian Wood-Koiwa
Bizarre and beautiful, Brian Wood-Koiwa’s “Urban Weird” street photos are eye-catching. Here he shares tips on capturing its charm. The post Inside the “Urban Weird” Street Photography of Brian Wood-Koiwa appeared first on The Shutterstock Blog.
The Create Fund: Sophia Li’s Intentional, Real-Life Photography
Sophie Li finds inspiration in her family, health, and the gritty realities of everyday life. Here’s how she uses photography to render those things beautiful. The post The Create Fund: Sophia Li’s Intentional, Real-Life Photography appeared first on The Shutterstock Blog.
How to Photograph in Candlelight
Bring your photography to life with soft, ambient candlelight. Learn what techniques and effects to harness behind the lens. The post How to Photograph in Candlelight appeared first on The Shutterstock Blog.
Luc Roymans Makes Greenland’s Icebergs Look Like Hard Candy
Dramatic, harsh, and brutally cold scenes captured by Luc Roymans. Here’s his photography trip to one of Earth’s most dramatic landscapes. The post Luc Roymans Makes Greenland’s Icebergs Look Like Hard Candy appeared first on The Shutterstock Blog.
7 ways to make the most of your location and create content that sells
According to a new trend report by Expedia, Hotels.com, and Vrbo, 2023 will be a year of exploration, with travelers interested in bustling city culture, rustic outdoorsy lodges, and unconventional “hidden gem” destinations. For commercial photographers, who not only stay up-to-date on trends but also help set them, the new year poses an opportunity to… Continue reading 7 ways to make the most of your location and create content that sells
Photographer Paul Harries Bethinks on the Great Chester Bennington
“Magazines always wanted shots of him with his shirt off, I am sure he found this tedious, but he never made a fuss about it,” says photographer Paul Harries about photographing Chester Bennington. “These shots were not used at the time but when the news came through about his death, I was asked to find… Continue reading Photographer Paul Harries Bethinks on the Great Chester Bennington
How your gear can uplevel your photography
Irving Penn built his own “light tent” using painted white boards. Yousuf Karsh swore by tungsten lights so he could make adjustments in real-time. George Hurrell invented the “boom light,” modeled on the boom microphone. For these historic photographers, gear was so much more than just camera equipment. All the details, from lighting patterns to… Continue reading How your gear can uplevel your photography