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AI-Enhanced Culling and Editing: How to Reclaim 10 Hours a Week
We’ve all been there: the editing hangover. You’ve just come home from a breathtaking golden hour session or a high-energy event with 2,000 frames on your SD card. The high of the shoot is immediately replaced by the dread of the screen. In 2026, the mark of a successful professional is how efficiently they move from capture to delivery. By using AI as a digital assistant, you can realistically…
The Ultimate 1-Light Photography Kit That Fits in a Hiking Backpack
When you’re miles from the trailhead, every ounce matters. For outdoor and adventure photographers, hauling a full lighting setup just isn’t realistic. That’s where a 1-light photography kit that fits in a hiking backpack becomes a game-changer. In this guide, we’ll break down a lightweight, versatile one-light kit designed for hiking, travel and on-location shoots, without sacrificing creative…
How to Give and Receive Constructive Photography Critique (With Examples)
Learning how to give and receive constructive photography critique is one of the fastest ways to improve your skills as a photographer. Whether you’re part of a photography group, sharing work online or collaborating with clients, effective critique helps you grow creatively without discouragement. In this guide, we’ll cover practical tips on how to offer helpful photography feedback — and how…
How to Build a Standout Photography Portfolio That Attracts Clients
A strong photography portfolio is more than a collection of your favorite images. It’s your visual résumé, personal brand and first impression all rolled into one. Whether you’re a beginner photographer or a seasoned pro looking to attract better clients, building a standout photography portfolio is essential for growth. In this guide, we’ll break down practical tips and tricks to help you…
Candid vs. Polished: Why Brands Are Ditching ‘Perfect’ Poses in 2026
TL;DR: Perfection is no longer the luxury standard. In 2026, brands are moving away from sterile, hyper-edited studio shots in favor of candid lifestyle imagery. This shift is driven by a consumer “trust deficit” in AI-generated visuals. To rank and convert today, commercial photography must prioritize unposed moments, real human diversity and C2PA content credentials to prove that what the…
Do I Need a Polarizing Filter? 3 Effects Photoshop Can’t Fake
TL;DR: Yes, if you shoot landscapes, water or architecture, a circular polarizing filter (CPL) is the single most important physical tool in your bag. It removes glare, deepens blue skies and reveals details under the surface of water — effects impossible to recreate accurately in post-processing. For 2026 mirrorless users, a high-quality CPL is essential for cutting through atmospheric haze and…
Maintaining Your Signature Style in the Age of AI Post-Processing
Artificial intelligence has rapidly transformed photo editing. From one-click sky replacements to automated retouching and AI-driven color grading, photographers today have access to tools that would have felt like science fiction just a few years ago. Even noise-reduction processes has gotten the AI treatment. But with all this power comes a critical question: How do you maintain your signature…
Mastering the Art of Monochrome: A Beginner’s Guide to Black and White Photography
Color can often be a distraction in photography. When you strip away the hues, you force the viewer to focus on the absolute essentials: light, texture and emotion. Mastering black and white (B&W) is about a fundamental mindset shift that requires you to see the world through shapes and contrast. Core Principles of B&W Composition To create compelling monochrome images, you must prioritize…
Why Pro Photographers Are Buying 20-Year-Old Canon PowerShots in 2026
In an era of 60-megapixel sensors, AI autofocus and computational photography, you’d expect professional photographers to be chasing the latest gear. Instead, something strange is happening. In 2026, working photographers are actively buying 20-year-old Canon PowerShot cameras, models that were once dismissed as consumer point-and-shoots. Prices on the used market are climbing, forums are…
I Field-Tested 12 RF Lenses on the R5 II: The Only 3 You Actually Need (and 2 to Avoid)
When Canon released the EOS R5 II, it immediately became one of the most capable hybrid cameras on the market — stacked sensor, improved autofocus, better rolling shutter performance and serious resolution for both stills and video. But here’s the truth no spec sheet will tell you: 👉 The R5 II is only as good as the RF lens you put on it. Over the past several weeks, I field-tested 12 Canon RF…
Flash Photography for People Who Hate Settings
Most photography tutorials start with math. They talk about guide numbers, sync speeds and f-stops. It feels like taking a physics exam just to take a portrait. But here’s a secret: In 2026, camera AI and TTL (through-the-lens) metering are so smart that you can get professional results without ever touching a “manual” power dial. If you can use the “exposure compensation” button on your phone,…
From Bland to Brilliant: Essential Editing Steps for Every Photo
Post-processing is a critical extension of image capture. A technically sound editing workflow ensures consistency, preserves image data and translates creative intent without degrading file integrity. For photographers working in RAW formats and non-destructive environments, precision matters more than presets. This article outlines a structured, repeatable photo editing workflow designed for…
7 Best Light Meters: What Photographers Should Look For
A reliable light meter is one of the most powerful tools a photographer can own. While in-camera meters are convenient, handheld light meters provide far greater accuracy and consistency — especially for studio, film, portrait and controlled lighting environments. In this guide, we’ll cover what photographers should look for in a light meter and break down seven of the best light meters…
Finding Your Niche: How to Specialize in a Photography Genre
Choosing a photography niche is one of the most important steps in building a successful and fulfilling photography career. While experimenting with different styles is valuable early on, specializing in a specific photography genre helps you stand out, attract the right clients and grow with intention. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by all the options — portraits, weddings, wildlife, fashion,…
VMFA Names Qiana Mestrich and Shikeith Winners of Inaugural Aaron Siskind Photography Awards
Canon EOS R Royalty: R5 vs. R6 vs. R10 – Which Mirrorless Camera Is Your Perfect Match?
The Canon EOS R system has revolutionized the mirrorless market, offering cameras with exceptional autofocus and handling. But with a growing lineup, how do you choose the right model? We dive into the pros and cons of three of the most popular and relevant models — the flagship EOS R5, the versatile EOS R6 (and R6 Mark II) and the excellent entry-level EOS R10 — to help you select the camera…
Photojournalist Arrested While Documenting Protest Outside Miami Immigration Facility
MIAMI — A freelance photojournalist was arrested and held in custody for more than 30 hours while documenting an anti-deportation protest outside a federal immigration facility in Miami, according to court records and published accounts. Dave Decker was taken into custody Nov. 22 by Miami-Dade Sheriff’s deputies outside the Krome North Service Processing Center. He was released on bond shortly…