It's a fine line, but what's the real difference between "inspired by" and "copied"? When you're just starting out, it's totally normal to look up to the masters in your field and use their work as inspiration for your own. As an artist, you pr...

David challenged me to shoot portraits on the Canon EOS-1N RS and Portra 400 color film. I'll be attempting to capture some outdoor portraits with this classic camera from 1994. See what I learned and get a glimpse of the final results.   &n...

For this camera challenge, I shot with the Canon A1. This camera made its debut in 1978, so I wanted to stay true to that time period with the photos I took. I photographed this shoot with Ilford Hp5 high-grain black and white film.  Our m...

This is our trippiest photoshoot yet! We’ve seen people jumping onto the mylar trend in photography right now. We love the metallic effects it creates, but we wanted to put our own spin on this hot photography trend. SO, we built an entire...

We set out to create a conceptual photoshoot that was otherworldly, and built a conceptual set to feel like an alien womb. Pretty weird right? Well, just wait until you see how crazy the poses in this photo shoot get. This is officially our SMALLEST...

This week’s camera challenge involved the Diana Instant Camera! Yes, INSTANT CAMERA. The challenge was to take portrait photos of an artist in her studio. I wasn’t sure what to expect - would this be insanely easy OR really hard?! I&rsquo...

As humans we always have a desire to do more, be better, and move faster. That doesn't mean we always do, but the desire is there. When you are in the groove, you can push out new work, create, and make at hyper speed. When we do hit that stride, it ...

David took the camera challenge to a whole new level this week. He challenged me to use a $25 KIDS digital camera!! This camera is recommended for kids 3 and up. The camera feels so cheap, I seriously thought he was joking. But, nope. He was serious,...