Women in Photography welcomes fellow photographer Judy Stokes to our family of photography mentors. Judy is an artistic photographer inspired mostly by nature and the ocean, loves to use ICM (Intentional camera Movement) to create her images. She says she loves the
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We are super excited to announce a new awesome member of the Women in Photography team – South Australian based Steph Ball. In May 2024 Women in Photography is heading to South Australia’s Yorke Peninsula for 7 nights where Steph will be
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Street photography can either be one of the easiest or most difficult photographic genre to capture. You will likely have read my comments before, that a small camera with a wide angle lens is the best. The problem is, although it is
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Have you ever printed an image and colours on the print didn’t match the image that you saw on your screen. Your print may have included inaccurate colors or incorrect tones, this is you missed one step – soft proofing. Soft proofing
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If you feel like your seascape & landscape images are lacking something, or you’ve been struggling to create impactful images you are really proud of, then come join our small group photography retreats and we will take your photographic knowledge to the
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Henri Cartier-Bresson was a French photographer and filmmaker known as a pioneer of street photography. His dramatic black-and-white works are among the most iconic images of the 20th century. He insisted, with rare exceptions, on never cropping his images and printing the whole
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The art of street photography is about capturing the essence of your surroundings, capturing images of strangers and their surroundings in everyday life and documenting unique moments. Camera & lens For street photography, I use my Nikon Z fc with a 50mm
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What is the reciprocal rule in photography? The reciprocal rule states that to capture sharp photos, your shutter speed should be at least “1” over your lens focal length. In other words, to keep your shots sharp, you should use a shutter speed that
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Travel light Travel photography is inspirational and exciting and packing for a trip it’s easy to get carried away and end up with multiple camera bodies, handfuls of lenses, a dozen accessories, plus more. The more equipment you have the more you’ll
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We are really excited to announce that we are launching a new series of Street Photography workshops. One day beginners Two day advanced One day abstract One Day Beginners $220 We will start the morning with introductions and look at examples
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