Calming the Storm
Even though I live outside of Atlanta now, I still consider Richmond, Va., my home. There will always be a piece of my heart that belongs to that city. Did you that there are more than 4,000 people in Richmond living with HIV? The newest exhibit at The Valentine, “Voices from Richmond’s Hidden Epidemic,” personal […]
7 Tips To Make Your Food Photography Worthy of Instagram
I love photography and that way that evolves with technology. I was asked by the New York Film Academy to write a blog post on food photography for Instagram. I thought this would be a fun and interesting topic to tackle since I am not big on photographing my food for social media. To read […]
How to Compose a Great Wide-Angle Photo
While it may be the simplest method, “Point and Shoot” photography will rarely give you the results you’re looking for when trying to capture the perfect image. The variables and options available to you with modern photography equipment and post-production software are nearly endless. Mastering these tools and techniques and knowing when to apply them is […]
Street Photography to Use as Inspiration
There comes a point in time when every photographer faces a creative block, whether is it general frustration with capturing the perfect moment or not being satisfied with your photos. Some photographers might only feel creative when they are traveling; others may struggle with finding a fresh angle when photographing their usual subjects or genres. […]
Top 5 Pieces of Gear You Need for Travel Video and Photography
As a photographer or a videographer, traveling to locations outside of where you live is sometimes inevitable, so don’t leave yourself unprepared for the road! A lack of planning can lead to damaged, lost, or dirty equipment. We’ve outlined the top five pieces of gear to use when traveling with photography and video equipment. With these essential […]