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Investing in photography gear can be exciting, but it can also be overwhelming and expensive. From cameras to lenses and accessories, the cost of new equipment quickly adds up, often leaving photographers searching for alternatives that won’t compromise quality. This is where MPB...

So you’re ready to move beyond your phone camera, or you’re just starting out in photography or video, and wondering what equipment to invest in? Choosing the best camera for beginners can feel overwhelming, for sure, with all the specs, brands, and options out...

Medium format cameras have traditionally been associated with large, heavy, and expensive systems that required a dedicated setup. Enter the Fujifilm GFX 100S, a camera that packs an ultrahigh-resolution 102MP sensor into a surprisingly compact mirrorless body. This combination allows photographers to explore...

Many photographers fall into the trap of delivering only digital files. While convenient, this approach leaves money on the table and often shortchanges both the business and the client. A USB drive or an online gallery may check a box, but it rarely...

Nude art photography is one of those genres that sparks strong opinions. For some, it’s the ultimate expression of beauty and truth in art. For others, it’s controversial, misunderstood, or even taboo. As photographers, that leaves us in an interesting spot. How do...

There’s a certain magic in photography. With a camera in your hand, you can freeze a moment that would otherwise slip away unnoticed. These images—your best photographs—are more than pixels; they’re stories, emotions, and memories. Yet in today’s digital world, too many of...

Being a professional photographer can feel like juggling a dozen jobs at once. You’re the artist, editor, marketer, bookkeeper, and customer service rep. On top of that, you’re expected to deliver flawless images on tight deadlines while still trying to keep some balance...

The rolling farmland of the Palouse has a way of catching photographers off guard… From a distance, it looks like a simple agricultural region in eastern Washington, but when you stand on a ridge and look across the hills, the land comes alive with...

For years, Apple has told us one thing with absolute certainty: the Mac would never get a touchscreen. Executives laughed at the very idea, claiming that Macs were meant to be driven by a keyboard and mouse while the iPad was the proper...

When Fujifilm released the X-T5, it caught the attention of photographers who wanted a camera that balanced tradition and innovation. With its retro-inspired design, tactile dials, and advanced sensor, the Fujifilm X-T5 represents the perfect marriage of old-school photography feel and modern technology....

When people think of landscape photography, they often imagine ultra-wide prime lenses capturing sweeping mountain ranges or endless desert plains. While primes have their place, zoom lenses bring a different kind of flexibility that can make a big difference when you’re out in...

Landscape photography sits at the intersection of artistry and patience. To capture a breathtaking sunrise above a misty valley or the last glimmer of light on a snow‑capped peak, you must be willing to hike, wait, and occasionally endure mosquitoes that seem personally...

Ever wonder why some photos look warm, soft, and magical—while others feel harsh and flat? It’s not just your camera or lens. It often comes down to one thing: timing. The best time of day for photography can dramatically affect how your image looks....

There’s something special about seeing your own photographs transformed from files on a computer screen into beautiful pieces of art hanging on the wall. Photography at home isn’t just about decorating your space—it’s about surrounding yourself with the stories, memories, and moments that...

There's something almost magical that happens when you see a beautiful landscape photograph printed on aluminum for the first time. I remember the moment I unwrapped my first metal print of a sunrise over the Grand Canyon. The way the light seemed to...