If you’ve ever wrestled with a light stand that insists on toppling over every time a breeze kicks up or the ground isn’t perfectly flat (so… every outdoor photo shoot ever), you’re going to love this. Meet the “Screw This Light Stand” – the DIY light stand solution that’s as practical as it is perfectly […] The post “Screw This Light Stand” – A Simple, Grounded Solution for On-Location Lighting appeared first on The Nerdy Photographer.| The Nerdy Photographer
One of the paradoxes of photography is that the best images often come from being in the right place at the right time - but it’s preparation and| The Nerdy Photographer
In a world dominated by Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop, finding an alternative photo editing software that delivers powerful AI-driven features, a| The Nerdy Photographer
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When it comes to portrait photography, one of the most common questions photographers ask is: “What lens should I use?” The classic answer, and one you’ll hear from professionals everywhere, is that telephoto lenses are ideal. Why? Because longer focal lengths (typically 85mm, 135mm, or 200mm) naturally compress the image, minimizing facial distortion and creating […] The post Which Camera Lenses Are Best for Portraits? appeared first on The Nerdy Photographer.| The Nerdy Photographer
What can a background in professional baseball teach you about becoming a better photographer? In this week’s episode of The Nerdy Photographer Podcast, I sit down with Ryan Faer, a street photographer who draws from his time as an athletic trainer to create a structured system for improving as a photographer. Instead of just waiting […] The post 152 – Reps, Sets, and Shutter Clicks: Building Photography Skills Like an Athlete appeared first on The Nerdy Photographer.| The Nerdy Photographer
There’s something about photographers and DIY projects. The moment we decide to build a backdrop stand from plumbing pipes or rig together a lighting modifier with duct tape and sheer determination, we suddenly slip into full-on Tony Stark mode. Safety goggles? Optional. Overconfidence? Mandatory. Cue the imaginary Jarvis voice telling us, “Sir, that C-stand really […] The post When DIY Projects Make Photographers Feel Like Tony Stark appeared first on The Nerdy Photographer.| The Nerdy Photographer
If you’ve been waiting for the right moment to upgrade your photo editing workflow, this is it! For a limited time only, you can save 20% on the full| The Nerdy Photographer
In this episode of the Nerdy Photographer Podcast, we’re taking to the skies—literally. I sat down with award-winning photographer and author Chase Guttman, whose groundbreaking book on drone photography helped launch an entire generation of aerial image-makers. As one of the earliest voices in the drone photography space, Chase brings insight, experience, and a healthy […] The post 151 – Drone Like a Pro: Tips, Tools & Rules for Aerial Photographers appeared first on The Nerdy Photog...| The Nerdy Photographer
Being a photographer can be an incredibly rewarding career – you get to capture beautiful moments, tell stories, and create images that might outlive you. But let’s be honest: it can also be really isolating. Hours spent editing alone at your computer, carrying gear that weighs more than you do, and wondering if you’re the […] The post No Photographer is an Island appeared first on The Nerdy Photographer.| The Nerdy Photographer
Every photographer has been there. You get an inquiry from a potential client, and their message practically drips with excitement: “We want an all-day| The Nerdy Photographer
Ever wish you could get a behind-the-scenes look at the photography industry – while also getting paid? That’s exactly what being a photography assistant offers. In this episode of The Nerdy Photographer Podcast, we dive deep into the role of photographic assistants and all the invaluable knowledge that comes with lugging gear, holding reflectors, and […] The post 150 – Behind the Scenes, Ahead of the Curve: The Power of Learning as a Photography Assistant appeared first on The Nerdy ...| The Nerdy Photographer
