Photography resources

Want free photography e-books? Of course, you do! This is a big list of digital freebies for photographers. It is a collection of e-books, Photoshop actions, and the like. You can download, learn from, and play with them, today. In exchange for the freebies, you may be asked to give your email address or sign up for a mailing list. (You can unsubscribe immediately after.) Or you can download them straight away! Do you know of some free photography e-books you think should be included? Leave…

How to price a photography mini session. Get a free pricing list. We go over photography mini session pricing for beginners all the way to advanced. Check out our free pricing guide over on the blog!

Photography marketing have you confused? Not sure how to promote your photography business? It doesn’t matter if you’re an established photographer or a beginner photographer, these ideas will help grow your photography business! Want to get more clients and generate more leads to your website? Ready to never run out of ideas on different ways to market your photography business? Check out my 68 of tips on how to market yourself as a a photographer.

My school are introducing AQA GCSE Photography in September so this summer I have been busy creating resources to get it of an running. I give all my GCSE Art and Design Students a handbook which h…

In honor of the New Year, Boost Your Photography is spending the month of January featuring collections of top posts across a variety of topics. Today's post highlights top 5 posts about composition. Previous top posts have covered camera settings, aperture, exposure, phone photography, DIY photography hacks, lenses and accessories, top photography ideas, and macro photography. Top Posts on Composition Composition: Rule of Thirds. The rule of thirds is a great beginning guideline for…

I have just updated my GCSE Photography guides that I give to students to support their work. They now show more clearly the different levels of complexity within each task, so I expect ALL student…

The Harris Shutter effect is a lot of fun to play around with when you've got some spare time and is an easy way to impress friends. This effect can be used in just about any situation where you can keep the camera steady and is a great way to show movement in a photo.

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