Julie Powell is a photographer, writer and educator, offers unique photographic opportunities and inspirational ideas to help YOU become the photographer you wish to be.
Do you have a road trip checklist? If not maybe you should...I should know better, but even I forget camera gear too.
So from my family to yours, I wish you hope and light and creativity. Yours in light and inspiration...
Christmas time is busy, and it's nice to slow down and capture some of the small details. Here are some tips for your holiday macros
I don’t really like being criticized, but there is some value in it - sometimes. So here is a few things I have learned from my critics.
Looking for hassle-free Christmas family photos? Look no further than a printed backdrop, like the ones from KateBackdrop.
If the Sweet optic is your first foray into the Lensbaby world, a few helpful tips to help you on your way to enjoying the Sweet life too.
With the increasing popularity of video-based platforms, one begs the question are still images overrated? Is photography dead?
Here are a few tips and tricks for getting the best out of creating mini-sessions for Christmas Pet Pawtraits.
Just got a new Sony camera...It's worth setting up your menus and creating some custom settings, these will make your life so much easier.
It's beginning to look a lot like ChristmasNothing quite says Christmas like lights. So here are some tips for capturing holiday lights
Is it all about business rather than the sheer joy? Here are three guilt-free tips for simply enjoying photography again.
Way back in 2014, I took up photography after a long absence. I noticed some pleasant and unexpected bonuses with my photography.
Talk about ending the year on a high note. I think this was one of the best workshops to date, we had so much fun! Seriously. We started with a Red Backdrop for the class Gentlemen Prefer Blondes movie scene
After what seemed like ages, so many postponements, we finally managed to run the 1950’s Rock n Roll Dance Party Workshop.
One of my happiest childhood memories was of Christmas morning. Here are some ideas for creating a Christmas morning scene for family photos.
Finally...we managed to lift lockdown and started back in the studio with workshops! YAY before I could run anything new, I had to play catch up on all the workshops that had been postponed, again and again...
If you're just starting out in photography, you might end up with blurry photos. Here's some tips on how to avoid blurry photos.
When it comes to working with young, energetic and excited kids for Christmas photos, it pays to be a little prepared. Here are some ideas.
You can extend your creativity further with the Lensbaby Sweet 80, which allows for a sweet spot of focus and the rest of gorgeous blur.
I have been using the Tamron 28-75mm G1 Sony E-mount lens as my studio workhorse few several years now. So...what’s new in the G2?
