Southern Utah-based film photographer, Kelsea Callister, shares her expertise on the importance of sun tracking in photography. She illustrates how different sun and weather conditions can dramatically influence the aesthetics of your photos. Whether you’re a seasoned photographer or just starting out, understanding how to effectively track the sun can help you capture unique and […]
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Southern Utah-based film photographer, Kelsea Callister, shares some editing tips to ensure you’re getting the most out of your film scans. She breaks down the importance of masking and HSL sliders and how they can help you make selective edits to bring out the best in your photos. She covers masking strategies for the sky,
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It’s not often people hear: “I didn’t expect to travel to Japan!” But in the case of my family, the world-class act of spontaneous travelers was how we spent Christmas and New Years traveling to the famous, beautiful country. Unexpectedly booked 3 months beforehand. The backstory – I was sitting with my boyfriend in Chile when
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Katie is an Apparel Designer but photography keeps her from getting in creative ruts and offers a new form of freedom and expression. She shoots landscapes and people doing things that make them feel alive.
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Graham Stauffer is a Chattanooga-based film photographer documenting travel and local neighborhoods in his area.
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Caroline Fischer is a college student based in Providence, RI who has been shooting on 35mm film for just under a year.
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Claire Hoch has loved photography from a young age, but her interest peaked in her high school film photography class.
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Chris Nye is a landscape and portrait photographer.
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Marygrace Gladden is a fine art photographer interested in documenting time and light.
Andrew Wilkinson has been engaged in film photography for the past year and a half.
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