Please see that some information listed in this section is not updated in real time. Just a reminder - while most of the time the Earnings page is updated within minutes, it might take up to 24hrs for the new data to show up there. There's a reason [Read more...] posted in Stats update delay again?

Please see that some information listed in this section is not updated in real time. Just a reminder - while most of the time the Earnings page is updated within minutes, it might take up to 24hrs for the new data to show up there. There's a reason to point it out only of it's stuck for over a day (which won't go unnoticed by us anyhow). We appreciate your patience and understanding when it comes to the stats update delays when such happen. posted in Stats update delay again?

Firstly, try and see how much they already know about photography. Then, less theory, more hands-on (practice); make it engaging and fun; ensure there's enough variety to keep the attention. You could do some explaining, showing, etc. and [Read more...] posted in need tips for workshop

Firstly, try and see how much they already know about photography. Then, less theory, more hands-on (practice); make it engaging and fun; ensure there's enough variety to keep the attention. You could do some explaining, showing, etc. and then make assignments based on this. They don't have to be complex or long - just something basic which will require them to do something on their own and explore their skills and gifts. Ex. "street portrait", "urban life", "happiness in black and white", etc. Group work is usually a good idea, so depending how large your group is you can split it in smaller ones and assign something to them as well. As topics you can try and cover the basics of composition (rule of thirds, for a starter), lighting (ex. cloudy weather is often better for portraits than bright sun at noon), and some basic camera handling tips. I personally wouldn't dig into post-processing. posted in need tips for workshop