It’s Time to Slow Down, Explore, and Shoot Without Expectations

Landscape photography is really one of the most enjoyable genres of photography to practice. There's nothing better than heading out into the great outdoors, connecting with nature, and then being able to capture all of the beauty that surrounds you.

Landscape photography isn't supposed to be stressful, but I hear more and more photographers complain about having to get this shot or that shot so that they can get all the likes on social media. Thomas Heaton is a fantastic landscape photographer, and in one of his latest videos, he explains why it's important to shoot without expectations, and why you should practice patience. Join us after the break to hear more. .

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2019-11-2 16:00

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An Elle Magazine Cover Was Shot With an iPhone

Fashion magazine Elle has joined the ranks of Billboard, Conde Nast's Traveller and a number of other magazines that have featured a cover image shot with an iPhone. What does that mean for commercial photography and the future of cameras? Is it just a headline-grabbing stunt? Or it is more than that? And if so, what could be the implications for the larger world of photography? Image by Elle Australia / Georges AntoniPerhaps it’s a sign that the gap in quality between D-SLRs and smartphones is still closing. digitalrev.com »

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How My Approach to Street Photography Has Changed After More Than a Decade of Photographing New York

The time-honored approach to improving one's photography has always been time spent out there taking pictures. Education, gallery shows, and reading photography books can do wonders for a person's development, but there is nothing that comes close to the importance of just going out there constantly for a long period of time. thephoblographer.com »

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