Shooting at an Art Gallery I volunteered to shoot an event at a local art gallery to gain some experience and practice shooting. What tips does anyone have for me? It’s going to be a three hour event inside, it’s going to be for a new exhibit at a local downtown gallery. Thank you! submitted by /u/Look-Its-Marino

Settings when shooting portrait in studio I’ve recently started shooting portraits in a small studio I’ve created in my home. While my pics are all fine and well lit thanks to the flash & speedlights, what I actually see on my screen when taking the picture is … nothing. Now, I understand that having a f5.6-f8, black background, small modeling light and pretty much no environmental …

Having hard time shooting against the sunlight Hello, I’m fairly new to the photography and looking for some advice on how to work with difficult lighting conditions when shooting against the sun. I have two problems with it, one is more general and second is more specific. When shooting against the sun, even when it’s not directly in front of my camera (for angle less than 90 degrees) I of…

Purposely shooting with “wrong” white balance. Has anyone experimented with shooting the deliberately wrong light balance. I don’t like editing my photos, mostly out of laziness, and have been trying to modify my white balance in camera to get the look I want. I’d liken this to choosing a physical film stock because of how it renders colors, i.e. Fuji vs Kodak. The image is an initial attemp…

First time shooting a show, what do y’all think? shot on a nikon d800 with no noise reduction at all submitted by /u/billyb26

Any tips for improvement for shooting/editing? Hello! I have been taking wildlife photography for a little over a year now and feel like I stalled out with improvement. I use a rebel T7i and Sigma 100-400 lens. I edit in Lightroom but feel like I don’t have a “style” that people talk about. Would love any advice. Thank you!! submitted by /u/fired789

Tips for Shooting a Birthday Party Hi everyone! I’m an intermediate photographer (just graduated with a photography degree a few months ago). I’ve just been contacted to shoot an uncle’s 80th birthday party. It’ll take place at a pub/bar a few months from now. My mentor recommended I charge $75 an hour. I will plan to photograph the event, edit the best ones, and send them back i…

Just started shooting in B&W, any tips? submitted by /u/Sure-Wonder-1647

The 11 Victims of the Tree of Life Synagogue Shooting They were anchors of a faith community that had changed over the years but persisted as a source of devotion, camaraderie and memory.

What is your workflow for shooting head shots? Hello everyone, I do mostly live music photography and was just hired to do a corporate headshot gig. I was wondering if anyone has a good system for checking people in, taking their photos and keeping track of who is who? The client doesn’t want us taking people’s photos holding name cards. I’m thinking about tethering my Sony a7ii to my lapto…

Shooting in an Aquarium. My family & friends are visiting the Toronto aquarium next week, and I’m looking to shoot some photos inside the exhibits. Does anyone have experience in this type of environment? I want spontaneous shots of the kids interacting with the exhibits, so shutter speed would be key. I have a Z6ii and I’m thinking of bringing my 24-70 2.8 and my 70-20…

Advice for shooting a wedding? My sister asked me to shoot her wedding and because I have never done anything like that before, I am curious what I need to do to prepare and how to actually shoot the wedding on the day. I do have some formal training and photography and limited professional experience. So I have a basic understanding of what I am doing with the camera. But I …

Been shooting for 5 months today, any tips on what to improve? shot on EOS 550d with EF-S 55-250 mk1, EF 50/1.8 STM, EF-S 18-55 mk1, and helios 44-2 submitted by /u/vAmmonite

Tips for shooting on a boat? I have done a few whale watching tours, and one of the things I’m struggling with is the boat movement. I’m trying my best to keep the horizon straight/reduce camera movement, but it’s been difficult so far, especially since I got a bigger telephoto lens. Any advice? submitted by /u/ThrowAwayToday_2020

Before Philadelphia Shooting, Suspect Showed Troubling Signs, D.A. Says People who lived with the suspect told investigators that he was wearing a bulletproof vest around the house in the days before five people were gunned down.