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Embrace Winter Photography
We are heading to The Photography Show in the U.K, Come and join us! For the fourth year now, the photography show will be hosted at the NEC in Birmingham, U.K, between 18-21 March. It’s going to be an exciting four days. We’re excited to show off our collection and also check out the latest technology from leading photography brands.
Learn how to make money with your photography. We interview successful photographers and ask them how they got started with making an income from their photography, what has changed since then, marketing tactics that have worked, their trials and tribulations along the way, all focusing on the main objective to find out how amateurs can make their first step towards creating a successful photography business and make money from their art.
We are big proponents of exploring your backyard. With a creative eye and taking the perspective of a visitor to your area, you can find great photo opportunities in areas you may have previously overlooked. We talked with Josh Segovia about his backyard, what he shoots and how he stays motivated to go and shoot from his doorstep.
Have you considered New Zealand as a photography destination? We deem New Zealand to be in the top 5 cold climate photography locations, so if you haven’t considered it then let me inspire you.
Iceland has quickly become one of the hottest places for cold weather and landscape photography, and with eye-popping images being spread around on all channels, it is easy to see why everyone wants to go there.
With our travel bug and Iceland on the radar, I got in touch with Blake Parker, an Australian born photographer now living in London who made a trip to Iceland this march.
The shutter showdown is a concept, not entirely our own making, but we put our own spin on the photography challenge idea. We opened the doors to any photographer wanting to team up with a skier or snowboarder for 3 hours in a specially built park, followed by 90 minutes to edit and submit photos in order to battle off in 4 photography categories. The whole purpose was to bring together photographers from all over and of all levels for a killer time, network, learn, ...
Charlotte Workman is a ski resort photographer in Andorra and she shares with us insights on what it takes to be a ski photographer. “Sliding around a mountain taking photos all day is a pretty sweet gig. Every day I’m grateful for what I do. However as a photographer for Grandvalira ski resort, it does mean a lot of time making beginners look good doing snow plow."
When shooting snowboarding, a decent picture has to have at least some hint of movement and show the dynamic of snowboarding itself. Thus, composing a snowboard photo is important and you should try to apply the rules of composition to all your shots. To get a better understating of why composition is important in capturing the movement and dynamic, it helps to understand that the camera captures a scene differently to the way in which we view it.
When it comes to snowboard photography, it is essential to capture the right moment. Know what your rider is going to do and let the rider know how you want the end photo. In other words, talk. As a photographer you should have completed the necessary preparation (getting the right angle, distance, and lighting). But still, with all that sorted, it can be hard to get the shot y...
Growing up in Montreal, obsessed with skateboarding and snowboarding Todd moved out to Whistler in 2000. Armed with a point and shoot camera and some encouragement, Todd dove into a career orientated around snowboard photography.
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