Hillary Grigonis

In the monopod vs tripod debate, these camera supports share some attributes. Both monopods and tripods offer more support than shooting handheld alone. They let…

Photos are notorious computer data hogs. And duplicate photos leach computer data for no reason. The problem is that trying to find duplicate photos is…

If you’re a Nikon shooter, then you know you need to update nikon firmware regularly to get the most out of your camera. Firmware is…

A pancake lens can make your camera feel almost like there’s no lens attached at all. The term pancake lens has nothing to do with…

Outdoor weddings sound like the perfect chance to capture great photos. After all, you don’t have to worry about blur and high ISOs from shooting…

Blowing out the highlights or underexposing the shadows destroys the detail in your images. It leaves the resulting photo lackluster. Understanding dynamic range can help…

Wedding photographers spend their careers capturing love stories. If a love story starts with a spark, how does a wedding photography business start? The dilemma…

The Lightroom radial filter is one of the simplest ways to apply local effects to only a part of the image. And we’ll show you…

This post will show you how to capture amazing winter landscape shots and relieve that cabin fever. Winter brings sub-zero temperatures, the threat of frostbite,…

Using split toning in Lightroom is a great way to add some extra color and interest to your photos. It’s a process that involves adding…

Sports photography is one of the trickiest genres to tackle. The hit rate for getting a great shot in softball and baseball photography can be…

Clamshell lighting has the power to draw out some details and obscure others. It sculpts the cheekbones, defines the chin line, creates a sparkle in…