BlogPhotography Photo Contest Boosts Staff Spirit, Skills Want to boost employee morale while improving your staff’s ability to take pictures on the go? Try a photography contest. Megan McKoy-Noe, CCC October 12, 2016
BlogPhotography Shoot in the Shade Shooting parade pictures this weekend? Scout out the parade route and look for a spot where a building may help shade the faces of participants. Be sure to scout at the same time of day the parade will take place. Mike Teegarden, CCC June 29, 2016
BlogPhotography Photography Tip: Get a Head of Your Story While seemingly simple, the headshot causes trouble for many. Bad light, poor backgrounds, focus and cropping all can ruin a simple shot. Here are some tips the next time you shoot a headshot. Mike Teegarden, CCC May 23, 2016
BlogPhotography Use Big Pictures "Focus on the real point of the story. That may mean cutting some copy or throwing some pictures away in order to let a few images dominate.” —David LaBelle Megan McKoy-Noe, CCC March 7, 2016
BlogPhotography Find the Heartbeat of Your Story Write about things people really care about. Megan McKoy-Noe, CCC December 7, 2015
BlogPhotography Photographers: Never Call the Shots Your camera sits patiently, ready for the perfect shot. But your subject would look so much better doing [fill in the blank]. Should you ask them to add action to the scene? No, advises Assistant Editor Mike Teegarden. Megan McKoy-Noe, CCC September 9, 2015
BlogPhotography Give Us Your Best Cover Shot! 28 utilities personalized the cover of Ruralite magazine last month. Did you? Learn how to give readers your best cover shot! Megan McKoy-Noe, CCC August 26, 2015
BlogPhotography Angle for Extraordinary Shots Here are 3 ways changing your position can add photographic punch. Megan McKoy-Noe, CCC January 27, 2015
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