We all cherish family photos, especially the ones that convey emotion and tell a story. There’s nothing more beautiful than looking back at a photo and understanding something in the picture that goes beyond the simple images shown — understanding the true emotion felt at that time. Here are some simple tips to keep in mind when photographing loved ones. Keep it real A forced smile is no good, so try to keep from directing

Your photos want to hang out with you – or at least on your walls and shelves, where you’ll swing by on the daily. So starting today, we’re giving you a discount when you combine a display product with your print purchase. Check out these new bundles, on the site. Wood Rails + Engineer Prints Save $30 on 48” Rails A giant print doesn’t have to be a giant pain to hang. Grab a set

Name: Elizabeth Bear   Instagram: @elizabethbeardesigns   Blog: Elizabeth Bear Designs   Where do you live?: Colorado   Number of photos on your camera roll?: 11,464   What do you find yourself taking the most photos of and why? Hmm…lately because of my design IG account, home décor. But I love photos of our surroundings when we are traveling and people. I love artistic shots.     What photograph or artwork in your home brings you the most

The season of beach days and cool shades is almost over. While you enjoy these remaining summer days, you’re probably also prepping your kids to head back to school.   First days of school welcome another phase into your children’s lives. Capturing the moment is important, but not always easy, especially if your little one isn’t feeling camera happy in the morning. Finding ways to enjoy the moment together makes it easier. Here are 5

We’ve all seen those breathtaking black and white photos that bring true joy and magic to the viewer. And we’ve all probably wondered, “How do I take a photo just like that”? Well, wonder no more. Here are seven (not-so-secret-anymore) secrets that will help you train your brain and expand your eye for the art of black and white photography. 1. Start training your eye from the get-go Start by training your eye to see