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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Fun little afternoon project to capture some action shots, there are two ways to get your action photo, one involves some Photoshop and the other consists of some patience!
Occasionally I do like to capture some of the action in the studio with High-Speed Sync (HSS). But what is HSS?
Is it all about business rather than the sheer joy? Here are three guilt-free tips for simply enjoying photography again.
Three ways to improve your photography with the help of your dog, yes your dog! With a little help from a man's best friend.
Most of Australia is arid and dry and strangely beautiful, especially exploring surreal and ancient landscapes in the Australian outback.
I haven't always had people in my landscape, but adding a human element can add so much to your landscapes.
Is there just one lens to rule them all? It really depends on what you are shooting. There seems to be a lens for everything these days.
Some in the photography industry claim the only way you will ever get really good and master a genre is to only shoot that one genre. We don’t necessarily agree with that statement — here’s why …
I was not in my studio, I had to carry and take everything with me, so I had to pack (relatively) light. It really got me thinking about what I really needed to shoot macro while out and about.
As someone who has ALWAYS touted Manual, Manual, Manual. I must admit, that these days I find myself shooting more and more in Aperture Priority (AP). And here is why…
When it comes to portraits, what’s the best focal length to use? That’s a great question, so I set out to test this for myself. So I decided to have a little bit of a length comparison. In part one, I tried a mid-range close up shot. In this article, I am going to stand further away and get a full-body portrait.
When it comes to portraits, what’s the best focal length to use? That’s a great question, some swear by a 50mm, some by an 85mm. So I decided to have a little bit of a length comparison.
As photographers and creatives, we tend to work mostly on our own. It’s just the way many of us are wired. This isn’t a bad thing, it’s just that sometimes we get caught up in our own little world.
