Beginner Guides, Food Photography, Photography Composition, Photography Tips, Photography Tutorials
So, it’s happening! You got your first client asking for some quality food photography and you have an upcoming shoot confirmed and ready to go. But what should you be aiming for when shooting professionally made food? We’ve got some beginner food photography...
Beginner Guides, Photography Tips, Photography Tutorials, Travel Photography
It’s tough to keep track of all the various photography assignments and jobs I’ve had over the past decade. From weddings to portraits to newborns to food: the list goes on and on. But whenever I have the opportunity to do any sort of photography that coincides with...
Beginner Guides, Macro Photography, Nature Photography, Photography Gear, Photography Inspiration, Photography Tips, Photography Tutorials
Macro photography opens up a whole new world of photographic opportunities, but many shy away from exploring this world because of the price of a dedicated macro lens. We’re here to tell you that it is possible to dive into macro photography on a budget. There...
Beginner Guides, Photography Tips, Photography Tutorials, Wedding Photography
Chris Romans is the co-blogger on the photography & business education website Formed From Light and one half of the husband & wife photography duo Hand and Arrow Photography. Chris is dedicated to educating and inspiring new and established photographers to...
Beginner Guides, Landscape Photography, Nature Photography, News, Photography Composition, Photography Editing, Photography Gear, Photography Inspiration, Photography Resources, Photography Tips, Photography Tutorials, Ultimate Guide
You might have noticed that it’s been a bit quiet here at Click and Learn Photography recently, but we promise we haven’t been slacking off. We’ve been busy working on a MASSIVE new landscape photography ebook that we’ll be releasing in the...
Beginner Guides, Photography Tips, Photography Tutorials
Half-press the shutter release to focus, keep it held down, fully depress to take a photo. This is a routine that is so ingrained into our photographic minds that it’s hard to imagine any other way. But there is, and it’s much, much better. Digital cameras...
