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Julia Margaret Cameron: Breaking the Rules of Victorian Photography

162 years ago, Julia Margaret Cameron, took this new invention called the camera and showed how, with the right handling and imagination, it could produce contemporary art to rival that of the old masters....read more

Create Other -World Little Planet Images

When the weather outside is frightful and you want an inside photo project to do, you can create out-of-this-world images that will shock and awe your viewers. Best of all, it takes less than 10 minutes to do it!...read more

Success on Paper: Meet ICM Photographer David Day

Photography meets abstract art in David's stunning visual narratives, where intentional camera movement (ICM) transforms the ordinary into extraordinary....read more

Winning Marketing Strategies for a Creative Business, Part 1

Want to turn your creative passion into a thriving business? Marketing might be your missing masterpiece....read more

Success on Paper: Karen Clarkson

Arizona artist Karen Clarkson's Native portraits reveal the grace, resilience, and cultural identity of her subjects. See her work and her story....read more

Want to Earn Extra Income? It's in the Cards!

Christmas card were invented in England in 1843 by Henry Cole, who sought a way to avoid writing endless Christmas lettemrs to friends and family. It becae an industry worth billions. Here's how you can cash in on it....read more
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How to Print High Quality Photos at Home

You can create high-quality prints at home that match professional standards without spending a fortune. The right equipment and knowledge will help you achieve professional results at home....read more

H. H. Bennett's Shot That Changed Photography Forever

A "The Snapper," was a stop-action shutter invented by 19th century Wisconsin landscape photographer H. H. Bennett. It changed the course of photography....read more

Document Climate Change In Your Own Community

With the right images, you can alter peoples perception of climate change and inspire them to take action. Here's how to begin to do that, rifght in your own community....read more

Success on Paper: Noah Kalina, Artist & Photographer

Join us as we dive into the captivating universe of Noah Kalina, where perseverance meets playfulness and the ordinary becomes extraordinary....read more

Try These Indoor Photo Techniques To Shorten Winter

Winter is coming and, for most photographers who live in temperate climates, it means outdoor photography Is going to be curtailed for a few months. But dont put that camera away!...read more

Use Your Smartphone to Digitize Old Photos

Chances are you have a bunch of old photos, slides or negatives packed away in a box somewhere just itching to be resurrected into the digital world. But youd better get moving on it before fires, floods, tornadoes or hurricanes get to them first....read more
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Success on Paper: Chris Brazelton, Artist

From prayer to pixels to paint, artist Chris blends digital mastery with hands-on craftsmanship to create stunning biblical scenes...read more

How to Fold Cardstock Without Cracking

Creating professional-looking greeting cards and postcards requires attention to detail, especially when folding thicker materials like cardstock. With Red River Papers pre-scored note card stock, you get a high-quality foundation for any greeting or postcard project....read more

How This Dramatic Image Was Made

This image features the beach at Ersfjord, Norway, a stunning and well-loved spot on Senja Island. The view toward the ocean is flanked by mountains, creating a dramatic backdrop...read more

How to Load Photo Paper in Printer

Printing high-quality photos at home can be a game-changer for your creative projects, but it all starts with knowing how to load photo paper in a printer correctly....read more

Jacob A. Riis: The Camera vs. Social Injustice

Newly arrived immigrants in New York City during the late 1800s quickly found that rumors they night have heard about the “Promised Land” were just that; the streets of America were not paved with gold. In fact, if you were poor, just finding a place to sleep was incredibly difficult....read more

How to Securely Ship Printed Artwork

If youre an artist looking to expand your reach beyond local markets, shipping artwork safely is an essential skill. Learn all the best practices here....read more
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