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Planning your first editorial photoshoot can feel overwhelming, but a little preparation goes a long way. In this video, we cover practical tips for organizing a successful editorial shoot, including building an effective shot list, working with models, collaborating with hair and makeup artists, communicating with your crew, and staying on track creatively throughout the day. These tips will help you bring your vision to life while creating a better experience for everyone on set.
00:00 - Intro
00:30 - Building a Smarter Shot List
02:01 -
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Daniel Root lives by the saying, the early bird catches the worm, explaining, “I always have woken up early, to the point that my mother warned my wife that ‘Danny always gets up with the birdies’.”
Above Photograph © Daniel Root
In this week’s podcast, we take a deep dive into Root’s pre-dawn photo excursions and his multifaceted creative career in New York’s East Village. He joins Derek for an in-depth chat that takes us back to the experimental vibe of the early 80s, which gave him permission to create.
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100 megapixels. Harsh desert sunlight. One incredible location. Juan heads to the salt flats with the Hasselblad X2D II 100C to see what this flagship medium format camera can really do for portrait photography. From preserving detail in challenging highlights and shadows to capturing skin texture, color, and the signature medium format look, we put the X2D II through a demanding real-world shoot.
00:00 - Today's Photoshoot
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by Luke Rollins · Posted
Long dismissed as defunct, point-and-shoot cameras represent a larger share of camera purchases, new and used, in more than a decade. Fueled in part by nostalgia and the perceived shortcomings of smartphone cameras, today’s point-and-shoot options can make incredible images with little additional footprint. To that end, we’ve compiled a (non-definitive) list of some of the best point-and-shoot
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Join Sony Ambassador Autumn Schrock as she explores Namibia's stunning night skies and shares her approach to astrophotography in one of the darkest places on Earth. In this episode, Autumn scouts compositions in the iconic Quiver Tree Forest, demonstrates how she plans Milky Way images using PhotoPills, and explains the camera settings she uses to capture sharp stars and detailed foregrounds. Along the way, she discusses composition, focusing techniques, exposure settings, and the gear she relies on to photograph the night sky. Whether you're
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Sports photographer, filmmaker, and Sony Artisan Jean Fruth shares her journey from portrait photography to covering some of the biggest moments in sports. In this conversation, Jean discusses her work documenting women's hockey, photographing the Olympics, and building a long-term storytelling project focused on visibility for female athletes. From planning Olympic coverage and choosing the right gear to capturing both victory and heartbreak, Jean explains how sports photography goes far beyond action shots. She also reflects on the growth of
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ZWO is ushering in a new era of astrophotography with the lightweight Seestar S30 Plus. From backyard stargazing to camping trips and family outdoor adventures, the S30 Plus allows you to capture the beauty of the universe no matter where you go. If you’re interested in exploring the cosmos, this is the best first telescope for you.
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One year ago, Tony Northurp moved to NYC and reinvented himself as a photographer. In his Event Space talk he shares the gear, camera settings, and the story behind each photo. He also believes in sharing the techniques and connections to help others with their photography.
0:00 - Intro
1:30 - Moving to NYC
7:47 - Unconventional techniques
20:56 - Helping people & accepting help
29:56 - Working on sponsored content
32:57 - Benefits of AI for edits
33:56 - Style
39:00 - Gear matters
44:14 - Showing your craft
48:04 - Getting press pass
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There are no second takes at the New York City Marathon. Twenty-six miles, five boroughs, and one shot at making the race count. In this week’s podcast, Paul Seibert and Alex Geiger of Back Left Media take us up in the air—hot off their 2026 coverage—to describe what it takes to plan for the story while staying ready for whatever the day throws at you.
Above Photograph © Back Left Media
Along the way, they explain why a helicopter is often a better choice than a drone, especially
by Mathew Malwitz · Posted
There are many ingredients that make up a good photographic portrait, from foreground to background, setting, pose, expression, color, lighting, and so on. That said, one element that can be as important to the result as the portrait sitter is the lens used to capture the portrait and help create
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Zakaria Chelidze is a Georgian photographer whose work focuses on human emotion, culture, and everyday life. Derek chats with Zakaria about his latest project, Sakartvelo, a visual journey through Georgia. He reflects on his personal journey as a photographer while working on this project.
0:00 - Intro
2:34 - About Sakartvelo
5:24 - Starting a Georgia project
10:47 - Capturing home
19:15 - Georgia culture
25:09 - Photographing the history of Georgia
28:04 - Learning from this project
33:30 - Images that stand out
34:07 - Q&A
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Join the B&H Event Space's Kathy Garcia to demystify the world of analogue photography. Kathy covers the ins and outs of film photography and guides you on how to get started.
0:00 - Intro
1:15 - 35mm & Medium format film cameras
2:17 - Reading your camera
5:14 - What’s available
10:14 - Picking your film
20:57 - Loading your camera
25:34 - Measuring light
41:10 - Common emergencies
49:21 - Negatives
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As we saw in the previous episode, planning a huge photography trip like Namibia takes a lot of time. But even with all that preparation, nature will still throw you a curveball. Join Nate Luebbe as he captures red sand dunes, quiver trees, rock arches, and more, adapting his photo composition even when nature doesn't cooperate with his plans. Sometimes, those curveballs will give you an opportunity to create an even more incredible photo.
0:00 - We're proud of you, Nate
0:28 - What We'll See
1:12 - Nate's Gear Selection
2:02 - Photographing
by Mathew Malwitz · Posted
This holiday season, we’re looking at fun and affordable lenses for your mirrorless systems. There will be both unique lenses and some overlap thanks to the vast number of third-party lenses hitting the market for all major brands. In this guide, we’re covering lenses for the Fujifilm X-Mount. From ultra-wide-angle lenses suited for landscapes and architectural images to super telephoto ones for sports and wildlife, we’ll be covering a variety of focal lengths are variety of uses.
AstrHori 10mm f/8 II Lens
The
by Mathew Malwitz · Posted
Landscapes and wildlife are among the most challenging subject matter to capture well with a camera. Wildlife is unpredictable and despite your best efforts, will not respond to posing instructions. Landscapes are stationary but at the mercy of available light and weather conditions. All that being said, it is the unpredictable nature of landscape and wildlife photography that has earned these genres a very large, very dedicated, and very passionate following. The dedication of these photographers can make finding the right gift all the more