Today’s question is from George who asks: Question: Should I Watermark My Photos? I want to protect my photos online, personally i find watermarks look ugly. Currently I have two logos one a simple picture and one just as text. I’ve also noticed a lot of photos on Instagram don’t have a watermark is this […]

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Today’s question is from Zane and he asks: Question: To cover a wedding successfully,  Am i able to cover a wedding with either a 24 – 70 mm or 70 – 200 mm. Which one is more versatile? Would i be better to use a prime instead like a 50 mm Answer: Topics Discussed in […]

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Today’s question is from Amy and she asks: Question: I am trying to maximize my time with 15 portrait sessions that I booked from a recent offer. Last year I had roughly the same amount of clients from a similar offer, but failed to do five of them.  The Weather and the clients busy schedule […]

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Today’s question is from Mark and he asks: Question: My wife and I are taking a cruise in Europe for our anniversary.  Since i’ve never been to Europe before I’m going to bring my Nikon D800 because of it’s image quality. My preference is to take as little as possible, but not sure what lens […]

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Today’s question is from Benjamin and he asks: Question: The other day when downloading  photos I noticed the folder system had some foreign characters and I could not access my photos. When I put the  memory card back in the camera and tried to view the photos the word corrupt  appear on the LCD Is […]

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A couple booked me for their wedding.  We hit it off straight away and the couple really like my photo journalistic approach. I am also super excited as their wedding is at a venue I’ve never photographed before. The problem is I received an email from the bride, after completing my standard forms.  I have […]

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  Today’s question is from Mary asks: Question: I have a lifestyle blog, myidlemoments.com and I’m finding it difficult taking photos indoors with my mobile phone.  The type of photos I take are of food for recipes or general how-tos. At the moment I’m reluctant to post any photos because they look so bad. My photos […]

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Today’s question is from Adam asks: Question: Should i put my photos in one big catalog or is it best to have lots of smaller catalogs? Answer: We discuss the topics – What is the Lightroom Catalog? What can the Catalog do for us? Searching and filtering your photos using exif and metadata Collections, different […]

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Why do people on the internet list their camera settings when they post a photo? e.g  F5.6   ISO 1600  6 minutes exposure It seems that the settings are only specific to them and it doesn’t take into account post processing.  I know this for a fact as I took an astro photography photo in a […]

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Today’s question is from Jenny who asks: Question: I’m In the newborns and family portrait space, When i look at other photographers,  It’s depressing as they are so much better than me.   Currently I have about 2 clients a month, which is not enough if i want to make this a proper business. I recently […]

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