When Instagram was created by Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger in 2010, the founders had no idea the app would be used by over 800 million people in just 7 years. It had tapped into something that was just right for the time. Instagram gave us the ability to share photos quickly and eventually add locations and captions-helping connect artists and spread the work of photographers who would otherwise go unknown. However, 7 years later it’s value proposition seems less necessary

When I first started playing with lighting, my immediate assumption was more lights = better final image. This couldn't be further from the truth. Light should only be used to the extent that it serves your creative vision. Beyond that it can be unnecessary at best and tacky at worst. To begin with, I'm going to list my materials used and why I use them. MATERIALS: 1. Broncolor Move Kit This kit isn't for everyone, but to due to my more natural, "in the moment" style, I need

In this article, I’m going to be breaking down very tactical and easy steps to help you land more collaborations with influencers. If you follow this guide, using the framework and template that I've provided, you will find success. 1. Shoot great work with friends First things first. You can’t suck. It doesn’t matter how nice or polite you are, influencers aren’t going to shoot with you if your work is terrible. How do you make great work? Get out there and shoot. Have your