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Flickr Has Been Acquired by SmugMug

by The PhotoCamp Director | Apr 21, 2018 | Business & Marketing, Community, Creativity, On The Web, Social Media | 0 |

Huge news in the photo sharing world today: SmugMug just announced that it has acquired Flickr from Yahoo, which was itself acquired by Verizon last year. This deal “will create the most influential photography community in the world,” SmugMug says.

How to Create Instagram Stories Highlights Cover + Free Icons!

by The PhotoCamp Director | Apr 7, 2018 | Creativity, Social Media | 0 |

Ready to take your Instagram aesthetic to the next level? Creating your own Instagram Stories Highlights covers is a great way to keep your Instagram profile on brand. Instagram Stories Highlights are an awesome way to share important information about your brand directly on your Instagram profile.

Your Guide to Social Media Images – Sizes, Tips and Pics

by The PhotoCamp Director | Apr 6, 2018 | Creativity, Graphics, Social Media | 0 |

Social media images are that one part that we love but ends up bugging us. It should be a quick and spontaneous decision but instead, we end up browsing hundreds of libraries to find the one image that matches our expectations.

Travel Photographer: A Guide to Becoming a Professional Photographer

by The PhotoCamp Director | Mar 26, 2018 | Creativity | 0 |

The title of ‘Travel Photographer’ is the pinnacle for many creatives with that ever enduring sense of wanderlust. You would think all you need is a camera and a plane ticket to become a travel photographer, right? In theory, yes.

40 Splendid Examples of Candid Photography

by The PhotoCamp Director | Mar 25, 2018 | Creativity | 0 |

Candid photography shows life as it really is. Unlike posed portraits, which are carefully planned and crafted to look perfect, candid shots are spontaneous and genuine. For candid photos, authenticity is more important than perfection. This authentic look isn’t always easy to capture, though. People are quick to notice a photographer and change their behavior.

How avoiding social media for a year improved this photographer’s life

by The PhotoCamp Director | Mar 25, 2018 | Creativity | 0 |

Quitting social media, even for a brief time is something that most of us wish we could do. Some of us are lucky enough to be able to get away and completely unplug for a few days here and there. Others aren’t so fortunate. We’re often tied to it by friends, family or work.

This Man Took a Photo With Every Mailbox in Seattle

by The PhotoCamp Director | Mar 23, 2018 | Creativity | 0 |

Would you like to take a picture with every single USPS mailbox in Seattle? Okay, here’s the bad news: Somebody already beat you to it. Now for the good news: That person is David Peterman, and he has thoughtfully documented the entire process on his blog, Mailboxes of Seattle.

When a Vacant Department Store Becomes a Creative Workspace

by The PhotoCamp Director | Mar 18, 2018 | Creativity | 0 |

Retail Design Collaborative and their sister company, Studio One Eleven reimagined a vacant Nordstrom Rack in Long Beach, California, into the RDC-S111 Urban Office, a creative workspace that also performs as a hub for community engagement.

Photo Series Captures Uncanny Coincidences

by The PhotoCamp Director | Mar 18, 2018 | Creativity | 0 |

An almost superhuman sense of alertness, a lightning-fast trigger finger and the world’s luckiest timing come together in one photographer to produce amazing coincidental images that couldn’t be faked if you tried.

Why You Should Always Make Time for Personal Projects

by The PhotoCamp Director | Mar 17, 2018 | Creativity | 0 |

Whether you’ve been a photographer for 10 weeks or 10 years, we’ve all heard the cautionary tales about yet another creative who’s packed it all up, sold off all their gear, and decided to do something else in terms of a career.

It’s with that in mind that I am writing about the importance of personal projects.

‘Mudbound’s’ Morrison Uses Still Photography Skills

by The PhotoCamp Director | Mar 12, 2018 | Creativity | 0 |

DP Rachel Morrison’s rich, naturalistic imagery lends ” Mudbound” a palpable sense of time and place: post-war Mississippi. Her peers in the Academy and at the American Society of Cinematographers recognized her work with nominations.

Creative Mom Of Three Uses Photoshop To Turn Her Children’s Daily Life Into Magic

by The PhotoCamp Director | Mar 8, 2018 | Creativity | 0 |

Vanessa Rivera is a 28-year-old blogger and a future educator from Southern California. Besides this, she’s also an amazing mom of three beautiful children, who enjoys turning their daily lives into magical adventures. It has become a part of Vanessa’s daily routine to photograph her kids, and all the editing begins when they go to their beds at night.