I've been a fan of the Canadian artist/poet/photographer/amazing person for some years now. If I remember rightly he found out a blog post that I wrote some years ago and left a comment that lead to me contacting him back... eventually we swapped emails and we have been casual acquaintances ever since. Every time he posts new content to his site I'm amazed at the level of expression that shines through, there is a deep and rich incandescence within everything he produces that I think is deserving of respect and fine attention.
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Eric G Riley
An online portfolio can really give that professional edge to your work. Whether It's a page for potential employers to sample your work or just a place to share you work with friends and family an online portfolio is a must for any photographer. I'm going to show you how you can make a great looking portfolio really simply and more importantly; for free!
There is no denying that using vintage cameras can produce some really beautiful looking photographs and some may argue you can only really get that effect with the real thing. However, these days it can be hard to come across well working vintage equipment and it is also much more convenient to own a regular digital camera. But whether it be a simple point-and-shoot or a top end DSLR there are still ways to reproduce that vintage style after the photo has been taken. It can add character to that perfect shot or bring life to those not so good snaps. Here's how.
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