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Adam Goldberg  |  Sep 17, 2018  |  0 comments

Neutral density filters are one of the most important tools in a photographer’s toolkit. They allow a photographer to control the amount of light that reaches the camera sensor. Whether it is a bright sunny day and you want to manage the bright light, or you are photographing water and are looking for that silky smooth look, the neutral density filter can help you achieve the image you are looking for.

Hernan Rodriguez  |  Sep 14, 2018  |  0 comments

My approach to taking portraits is simple: I want to capture natural, relatable images, where I'm able to catch every individual's true essence and true identity. For me, prime lenses are the ideal type of lens for this type of photography.

Sponsored  |  Sep 07, 2018  |  0 comments
photo by ManfredBaumann.com – Angelina and Brat Pitt 2012

We’re chatting with celebrity photographer Manfred Bauman, a dedicated user of PortraitPro software. He shares with us what it’s like to work with some of the biggest stars and what tools he finds helpful in his work.

PortraitPro: What lead you to photographing Hollywood actors?

Manfred Baumann: Sir Roger Moore discovered one of my pictures at an exhibition in Hamburg and bought it for his house in Switzerland. He is a big fan of photography, which is how we got into contact. He was my first Hollywood star, and that got the ball rolling.

Robert Rodriguez Jr  |  Jul 30, 2018  |  0 comments

There’s never been a better time to engage in printmaking and the potential it offers for creative expression. For me that’s the best reason to print your work; to take advantage of the tools and materials we have available today, from amazing desktop printers to fantastic fine art papers, to make something unique that can be seen and touched in the real world.

Sponsored  |  Jul 23, 2018  |  0 comments

Mark Edward Harris' love for photography came out of an interest in documenting family trips with both still and movie cameras. He "discovered" photography as a possible profession while at California State University, Northridge, where he spent many hours in a traditional darkroom.

Ian Plant  |  Jul 16, 2018  |  0 comments

I've always loved the natural world and was hiking, backpacking, and adventuring outdoors long before I first picked up a camera. Simply put, there's a lot of natural beauty in this world: It inspires me, and I've made it my mission in life to share that beauty with others.

Sponsored  |  Jun 29, 2018  |  0 comments

(Editor's Note: This piece is an advertorial for Anthropics Technology, the makers of PortraitPro.)

Shutterbug Staff  |  Jun 27, 2018  |  0 comments

There’s no better way to enjoy the fruits of one’s photographic efforts than by displaying your work at home or at the office. And when it comes to gifts for friends and family, a beautifully mounted image is a memento that’s hard to beat. If you’ve never used the services of a professional online digital lab, the following tips will explain the benefits, help you identify the right lab for your needs, and enable you to obtain optimum results.

Lewis Kemper  |  Jun 15, 2018  |  0 comments

For more than 45 years, I've been immersed in photography. I started out with a class in high school, jumped into further studies in college, and have been making a living in the business ever since.

Sponsored  |  May 08, 2018  |  0 comments

At 14, Michael Semaan found a way to forge a unique relationship with his grandfather – photography. With a camera on loan from his high school, his grandfather's experience in photography and chemistry, and a full dark room in the basement, Semaan found a passion that would last all his life. 

Sponsored  |  May 08, 2017  |  0 comments

In millions of families across America and around the world, there’s one family member who is the Keeper of the Photos. Often that person either hasn’t the skill, or the time, or the inclination to scan and share more than just a few of the treasures. If things were perfect, thousands of family images would be available online for all family members to share. Instead, it’s usually one relative who has boxes and albums and envelopes full of all sorts and sizes of photos, all passed down—and in reality—passed over. Press the button and forget the rest.

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