Everybody eventually has one or two lenses that are their favorite lenses. But sometimes it makes sense to upgrade to a better or newer lens. Recently I had the opportunity to upgrade from the 80-200 to a new 70-200 with … Continue reading
In case you haven’t read our post on why to use a tripod for stock photos, you may want to head over there and read that before continuing on with this post. One of the hardest things about picking the … Continue reading
One of the first things I was taught when I started to learn photography was that if my focal length was shorter than my shutter speed I needed to rest the camera on something, or adjust my settings to achieve … Continue reading
When you are first starting out, sometimes it is hard to find models for your ideas. Family is one source, but they may not be around, or you may be like me and do most of your stock photography late … Continue reading
Model releases are one of those inconvenient things that have to be done in order to sell photographs of people. The model release pretty much says it is ok for you to take the subjects picture, and use it however … Continue reading
One great thing about stock photography that the buyers will tell you what they want currently. I’m not talking about the forum most of the agencies have for individual buyers to go in and say I need a picture of … Continue reading
You know all those Christmas photos you see on websites, emails, and promotional flyers? All those photos have to come from somewhere, and the answer for many people and businesses is stock photography. Some companies have the need for specific … Continue reading