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3 Ways to Handle Imposter Syndrome as a Photographer

This blog post is written by the team at The Photographer Mindset.  What Is “Imposter Syndrome” & How Does it Affect Photographers? Have you ever felt like you have a difficult time taking ownership of your achievements? Do you consistently feel like a fraud and can’t believe that someone is actually paying you for your photography? Do you… Continue reading 3 Ways to Handle Imposter Syndrome as a Photographer

How to Send Photography Pitches That Get High Response Rates

One of the most important skills you can have as a photographer when not behind the lens is knowing how to craft a cold pitch that will get potential clients’ attention and separate you from the herd. There is tons of competition in this industry and to stand out from the rest we need to… Continue reading How to Send Photography Pitches That Get High Response Rates

4 Ways for Photographers to Overcome Creative Slumps

This blog post is written by the team at The Photographer Mindset.  If you’re a photographer or any creator for that matter, there’s an incredibly high chance that you’ve experienced a creative slump at one point or another. The good news is that it’s normal to feel uninspired from time to time. Don’t stress too much!… Continue reading 4 Ways for Photographers to Overcome Creative Slumps

Fujifilm shows off camera-to-cloud features for X-H2 and X-H2s

Fujifilm has been demonstrating the camera-to-cloud feature of its X-H2 and X-H2S cameras at the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) industry trade show in Las Vegas, Nevada. The feature, originally announced in October 2022, was added in recent firmware for the two cameras. X-H2 and X-H2S users with the FT-XH file transmitter grip are able… Continue reading Fujifilm shows off camera-to-cloud features for X-H2 and X-H2s

What is Object Classification and How Can We Use It?

Object classification is part of our everyday lives. Explore how computer vision is assisting with autonomous driving, facial recognition, and more. The post What is Object Classification and How Can We Use It? appeared first on The Shutterstock Blog.

The best Android phone cases for 2023

Your phone never has to feel naked, and you don’t have to feel nervous, with our picks for the best Android phone cases. Anh Nhat via Unsplash We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn more › Even photography gearheads rely on their smartphones for great… Continue reading The best Android phone cases for 2023

Capturing emotion in your commercial portraits

Emotion has a powerful influence over our everyday purchasing decisions, and this year, new research from the research consultancy Brand Keys revealed just how far that influence goes. In 1997, researchers found that rational considerations weighed more heavily than emotional ones when driving brand loyalty. However, that’s changed today, with emotional considerations outpacing rational ones.… Continue reading Capturing emotion in your commercial portraits

NFT Trends: Exploring AI in NFT projects

Alice has a personality and a face, but “she” doesn’t exist—at least not in the traditional sense. Inspired, in part, by the Lewis Carroll character, “Alice” was created by the artist Robert Alice in collaboration with a synthetic media company called Alethea AI. Her “face” was built from generic CGI stock models, and she can… Continue reading NFT Trends: Exploring AI in NFT projects