Instagram has become one of the major platforms for photographers to share their work. So naturally, you want to build your audience there and get many people to see your work. If you don’t want to buy fake followers from a vending machine, photographer Chris Hau shares some tips for building your audience and growing your business organically. 1. Grid OCD/Feed consistency 1. Grid OCD/Feed consistency The first thing Chris points out is the consistency of your feed....

The good folks at COOPH are back again, and this time they’ve got together with street photographer Thomas Leuthard to offer some creative and practical tips to help improve your street photography. This 4 minute video packs a lot of information into a short space of time and I’m sure many will be able to pick up at least one new trick here, even if you’re been doing street photography for a while....

Whether simply to give your iPhone or GoPro footage a little more polish or to film your next masterpiece, gimbal camera stabilisers have become a pretty common item in our kit bags lately. But with great 3 axis control comes great responsibility. In this pair of videos from Aputure’s 4 Minute Film School, we’re told of nine vital things we need to know when thinking about working with one. Some of the tips seem like common sense, but as this advice is aimed at pro video shooters, one or two of the suggestions may not apply to you depending on your equipment....

Adam Levine Viral Meme Adam Levine Viral Meme As for this Instagram model she also started claiming that Adam and she was having an affair for more than a year which is now a big topic and he is not sticking up to she also mentioned and shared a number of screenshots which is related to the Instagram messages and also the TikTok however after a particular time there were two other women who have been providing some of the evidence related to him which is said to be some inappropriate thing regarding him now the internet is all about Adam as everyone started talking about him and these things are getting viral....

News outlets and social media accounts have been overrun with old photos that have been animated with MyHeritage’s “Deep Nostalgia” feature, an AI-based deep learning algorithm licensed from Israeli-based D-ID. In this episode of PhotoShelter’s podcast, Vision Slightly Blurred, Sarah and Allen discuss “Deep Nostalgia” along with The Silver List, Juergen Teller’s latest for W Magazine, and the hype around the photo app Dispo. Using several reference videos around which static photos are mapped, the technology makes eyes dart around, blank expressions turn into smiles, and heads move as if looking back at the viewer....