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Hagar Wirba is a Cameroonian portrait and lifestyle photographer, born in Angola and now based in Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada. The post Licensing Contributor Hagar Wirba brings sincerity and connection to commercial photography appeared first on 500px.

Having a hobby outside of work, whether it’s a sport or another artistic pursuit, takes the pressure off and helps get those creative juices flowing. The post Nine non-photography hobbies that could make you a better photographer appeared first on 500px.

Customers around the world are demanding more inclusive advertising, and this shift has changed how commercial photographers plan and organize their shoots. The post Challenging gender stereotypes in commercial photography appeared first on 500px.

You can exhibit your work, win a trip to Indonesia, and more with the 500px and Neil Dankoff Photography Competition! The post Exhibit your work in a Neil Dankoff Gallery, win a trip to Indonesia, and more! appeared first on 500px.

For shutterbugs and their loved ones, we put together this list of fun and educational activities you can do together on the weekends or afternoons. The post Seven photo activities you can do with the whole family appeared first on 500px.

Commercial photographers are shooting in a variety of different formats, begging the question: Do photos sell better in landscape or portrait? The post Landscape vs. portrait: What’s best for Licensing in the age of social media? appeared first on 500px.

Nithya Rajapandian is a documentary filmmaker and photographer from Chennai, India who creates stunning landscapes, and creative and conceptual portraiture. The post Licensing Contributor Nithya Rajapandian on capturing the elements through eco-conscious photography appeared first on 500px.

Taking care of yourself and managing your mental health are two of the best things you can do for your photography practice. The post 10 tips for avoiding creative burnout appeared first on 500px.

Street and social documentary photographer Leanne Boulton answers 16 questions about her photo of Naziyah, an "incredible woman" that inspires her.

Customers are speaking out about airbrushing and demanding more inclusive marketing—and companies are finally listening and seeking authentic imagery. The post Bringing realness and authenticity to your commercial portfolio appeared first on 500px.

While the process looks different for everyone, many photographers rely on a few basic steps to ensure every shoot goes off without a hitch. The post Nine things you should do before your next shoot appeared first on 500px.

In this 16 Questions About One Photo interview, we spoke to Flickr member Leslie Frempong about her workflow during a model photoshoot.

Photo by Lauren Randolph Between 2009 and 2010, I had a little photo crew. It was basically a way for four friends to get outside

In this 16 Questions about One Photo interview, we spoke to Flickr member Mark Edwards about his photo “In The Grip Of COVID.” Read on

It’s 2006. I’m at the wedding of a man I’ve never met, taking Polaroids of guests and revelers. I snap a photo of one such

In this 16 Questions About One Photo interview, we spoke to Flickr member Blaise Arnold. Read on to learn more about Blaise and the cinematic

"When I’m taking pictures of somebody, I’m talking CONSTANTLY. I want my subjects to know what I’m thinking, what I’m doing. I want everybody on the same page."

This is the start of a new interview series called 16 Questions About One Photo, in which we ask a community member to tell us

Al Thomas joined Flickr in September when he was awarded 1-year of Flickr Pro as a participant in Peak Design’s gear grants for Black photographers. Check out our Q&A to learn more about his work.

Daniel Krieger shares the stories of restaurants across America through his lens.

Lou Noble has been an active Flickr user for fifteen years, and, as editor-in-chief of The Photographic Journal, publishes interviews and photo essays with both those up-and-coming in the industry and those with successful decades-long careers. We asked him to speak on the subject of diversity as it relates to photography.

Documentary photographer Elvert Barnes walks us through his portfolio and his extensive experience covering protests and social movements.