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.
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When people think of studio gear, they picture tripods, light stands, and giant softboxes. But after years of shooting, I’ve learned that the little, often-overlooked tools can make all the difference.
A photography colleague recently asked me a question that stopped me in my tracks: What first inspired you to pick up a camera? What did you want from photography?
Photography conferences are a fantastic opportunity for photographers of all levels to improve their skills, network with like-minded individuals, and gain inspiration from renowned professionals. These events bring together photographers from diverse backgrounds and styles, creating a melting pot of creativity and knowledge.
If you have been photographing long enough, invariably everyone seems to ask what gear you use. I still believe that it’s the craft that is important, but there are always a few things that really make an image stand out. One of those is the lens. So here are my favorite Sony E-mount lenses for portraits.
Photography is one of the most accessible forms of art available to us today. With the prevalence of smartphones, almost anyone can capture a moment and share it with the world.
It’s summer here in Australia and not too far from me is a gorgeous lotus plantation and nursery. They are only open for a few months and then closed again once the lotus have stopped flowering. It’s a magical place to wander, a little lost in your thoughts and capture the beauty with your camera.
It’s important to believe in your photography skills, but to never stop improving. There are always new skills to learn and acquire. New mentors to learn from and be inspired by.
With the increasing popularity of video-based platforms, one begs the question are still images overrated? Is photography dead?
Is it all about business rather than the sheer joy? Here are three guilt-free tips for simply enjoying photography again.
Have you ever grabbed your camera and macro lens at Christmas and captured the tiny, beautiful and sparkly details of your Christmas decorations?
