YouTube has certainly opened the door for content creators. The platform is now flooded with channels dedicated to photography. Too flooded, some may say. And while there's certainly some good photography content on YouTube, many creators are making the same stuff. There's a reason for this - let's take a look.
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More and more photography YouTube channels are appearing online. That's a good thing and a bad thing. The good is that you have better access to information and content. The bad is you have to trawl through all the poorly made material to find the gems. thephoblographer.com »
2020-02-24 17:00
If you’re always on the lookout for great educational, inspirational, or just plain interesting photography content online, you need to visit the School of Visual Arts YouTube channel ASAP. The channel got a well-deserved boost this week when photographer Dan Culberson stumbled across it and shared it with the Reddit community. Tons of hour-long lectures […] petapixel.com »
2017-03-24 22:03
YouTube is a popular place to educate yourself. And the major selling point is people can learn new skills without paying a single cent! Due to the rise and success of the platform, people are jumping on and creating content, hoping that they gather a mass following.
Like most of society, the photography community is protective of its elders. Those that came before and paved the way are held in the highest regards - and rightly so! People see names like Henri Cartier-Bresson and Diane Arbus as the masters.
Boudoir photography can be a whole lot of fun, both for the model and the photographer. But those elegant, attractive, and sensual photos are not easy to achieve, especially if you're working with non-models.