Julie Powell is a photographer, writer and educator, offers unique photographic opportunities and inspirational ideas to help YOU become the photographer you wish to be.
All in Camera Gear
Tamron's 90mm Macro f/2.8 is a small, compact superfast AF Macro lens. Now available in Z mount for Nikon cameras
How to use a Sekonic L308X light meter and the new Godox AD200Pro II speedlight with the X3 trigger for Sony E-mount camera (and others)
You might think your 90mm macro lens is just for capturing intricate details of insects and blooms. But, its a great lens for portraits!
If you're looking for a lens that will help you capture dreamy, ethereal images, the Tamron 70-180mm F/2.8 Di III RXD is a great option.
The Neewer CB200C is a terrific light to add to my studio. The fact that it is so powerful and versatile for photography.
My essential accessories that I feel I can’t live without. From camera bags to versatile tripods and creative filters,
To be completely honest when I was offered this lens to review, I wasn't exactly sure what to expect. I knew it was a completely manual lens and I was fine with that. I have been using Lensbaby lenses for years now. But I didn't think the Simera was a 'creative' lens as such. Being 28mm it is more of a wide-angle lens, but it doesn't really behave like a wide-angle like my Sony 16-35mm. Still I totally enjoyed my time playing with this lens, the more I used it the more confident and comfortable I became.
I'm a big fan of something that not only looks good, but is functional. And works straight out of the box. I recently checked out the Hobolite Avant 100W LED.
Calling all Potterheads! Are you ready to enjoy the magic of Hogwarts with my latest photoshoot? Buckle up, because we’re diving into the world of spells, potions, and spooky chills with a Harry Potter-themed studio shoot – all illuminated by the fantastical power of Hobolite lights and gels!
Crisp autumn air, crunching leaves, and mushrooms bursting through earth: a photographer's magical time with a macro lens!
When capturing the majesty of historic landmarks, many photographers instinctively reach for telephoto lenses.
Sunsets and sunrises offer photographers a magical time to capture breathtaking landscapes bathed in warm hues.
But sometimes, it’s the simple, unassuming prime lenses – particularly the classic 50mm and 85mm – that deserve another look. Here’s why it’s time to reignite your love affair with these prime performers.
So, the question arises: Do you back up your photos while travelling? The answer should unequivocally be yes!
Wondering what to pack for your next road trip? Here is what I took on a recent two-week road trip to South Australia.
Enter the Circular Polarizing (CPL) filter – a powerful tool that not only enhances above-water images but also unlocks the captivating world beneath.
Are you a bit of a cloud chaser? Ever since I was a kid I loved looking at and watching clouds. Making shapes and just watching them float or in some cases fly by.
Are you wondering which camera bags I use? I did a follow-up on What’s in My Camera Bag with another video which is my favourite.
Ever wondered what’s in my camera bag? Join me and the dogs on the back deck in gorgeous summer sunshine as I discuss what’s in my camera bags. I have three for different reasons, which I also discuss.
Owning a camera has become more accessible than ever before. From compact point-and-shoots to high-end DSLRs and mirrorless wonders, the range of options can be overwhelming. However, regardless of the make or model, one thing remains constant: understanding your camera is essential for capturing stunning photographs.
