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Dollar Store Lighting for Photographers on a Budget

Using a simple DIY reflector fill board from a dollar store, you can get professional lighting results cheaply and easily.

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5 Tips for Photographers to Get In Photos with Their Families

Getting in photos with your loved ones is so important. Here’s ways to help photographers let go and start becoming part of those memories.

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What to Wear Guide For A Maternity Photo Session

This blog post will give you ideas on clothing that looks great and is comfortable for a maternity photo session.

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Why and How to Calibrate Your Monitor

Monitor calibration is an important part of photography, but not everyone knows how to get there…but it’s really easy and this blog will tell you all about it.

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One Minute Lightroom Edit: Underexposed to Vibrant and Warm

Follow these quick steps to fix underexposure — get a better Lightroom edit and improve your image in one minute or less.

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Use The Creative Process to Improve Your Photography Skills

The creative process can be used to improve your photographic skills. Here’s a project that can inspire you to try something similar soon.

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So….You Want to Break Into Weddings?

Want to break into wedding photography? Here’s what you need to know before you book your first wedding.

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Inspiring Photography Projects That Build Your Reputation

Use photography projects to not only inspire yourself but also build your reputation and your business.

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5 Reasons Every Beginner Photographer Should Be Editing Their Photos

For a beginner, editing can be intimidating. There’s a whole lot of software out there and it all seems designed purely to make me want to give up on photos entirely. I make no secret of the fact that I don’t understand what half of the buttons mean and they frighten me a little. When…

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How to Take Kirlian Photos: My Step by Step Process

Kirlian technique has been a mystery for a long time. Some people still believe that magic forces or auras are shown in Kirlian photos. Despite this fact, high voltage is responsible for the whole process. This technique is not recommended for beginners because it involves high voltage and special equipment. In this article, I will…

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Starting Your New Year Right: Reasons to Take up a New Photography Hobby Now

2021 has finally arrived and brought with it not only immense excitement and hope for the year ahead but also a myriad of New Year’s resolutions. Despite undeniable good intentions, as many as 80% of resolutions fail by the second week of February, according to U.S. News & World Report. This year, instead of yet…

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10 Practical Tips for Posing Seniors for Portraits

Need help with posing seniors?  Check out the MCP™ Senior Posing Guides, filled with tips and tricks for photographing high school seniors. Flattering Posing for Senior Photography by guest blogger Sandi Bradshaw Hi ya’ll! Today I’m going to chat at you a little bit about posing. For most photographers, posing seems to be one of those love it…

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How to Edit an Underexposed Photo in Lightroom

I have a secret. I love editing underexposed photos. This may sound ridiculous (or even sadistic to those of you who dread editing all together), but there’s something about uncovering those hidden details that gives me the feels. Doing this, of course, is a heck of a lot easier if you’re shooting in Camera Raw.…

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Meet Tom Grill – Photographer of the 2017 United States U.S. Flag Stamp

We’re thrilled to announce that the work of MCP contributor and actions creator, Tom Grill, has been selected for the 2017 United States U.S. Flag Stamp!       An industry veteran, Tom Grill has been a professional photographer and artist for over 40 years. He began his career in Brazil as a photojournalist while…

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How to Make a DIY Photo Canvas on a Budget

Print your photos big. This DIY project teaches you how to make faux canvas prints quick and on a budget.

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Step-by-Step Lightroom Guide to Importing, Exporting and Watermarking

Learn how to import, export and do copyrights and watermarks in Lightroom.

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How To Get Perfect Focus Every Time

Learn to nail your focus every time. You’ll get sharpener pictures one you learn how to apply these easy-to-follow techniques.

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5 Tips for Shooting Macro Water Droplets

Looking to mix things up with your photography? Try this fun macro photo activity that won’t break the bank!

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5 Tips to Keep Clients Smiling and Energetic Through the Photoshoot

Follow these tips to build a better rapport with your clients, be early, smile, keep things moving and more.

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5 Tips to Help Your Customers Feel More Confident In Front of the Camera

Use these simple tips to help customer stay loose and confident throughout their shoot.

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6 Steps For Better Macro Photography

Learn what you need to know in order to successfully shoot your first images of flowers in macro photography.

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