I had been using another bag for several years; a dual purpose bag for both shooting and travel, but it was just a bit too bulky and getting worn out. The One Bag started impressing me right out of the box.
Photography and Christmas seem to go hand in hand. With all of your family and friends together, you have a chance to create imagery that will be shared online, physically printed out, mailed across the globe and cherished for generations with the power of digital imaging. So, here are 10 Christmas Photography Tips to make … Read more
… then, I became a photographer and learned about new pains. I was surprised to not see an emphasis on how to get rid of these repetitive stress pains after every shoot. So I learned methods to deal with them myself. Here’s what I’ve learned.
Have a destination wedding coming up? Find out what gear Pye can’t live without.
In this article we have 5 tips for any photography who has to travel via plane
Forever in search of the perfect camera bag? Probably doesn’t exist, but you can get close if you don’t limit yourself to ‘camera bags’ and make any bag into one.
Tenba’s new line, Packlite, aims to be a cost-effective and practical solution to a common problem most all photographers have.
For you last minute shoppers who have no clue what to get the photographers in your life, here are 10 ideas that are fun, and probably useless. Except the toilet paper holder.
Kelly Moore, more known for her high quality camera bags that look like purses, takes a different direction in the new Followell. But does it make sense?
Tanya’s 8 Favorite Fashionable Camera Accessories You Can Make Yourself (or Buy, If You’re Not Crafty)
Forgetting a critical battery, filter, gel, or other piece of gear can have significant effects on your shoot. It’s easy to forget small but important items. While we would not likely walk out of the door without our camera body, we might forget the all important Pocket Wizard Cable and thus be unable to execute certain off-camera lighting techniques.
Photography is not known as a hard job on your body to most people, but as anyone who has had to carry around gear for a day can attest – it wears on your body. It can creep up on you, things are going well and then you start to get small aches here and there. Next thing you know you have chronic back problems.
