Welcome to DRL Photography
I’m Daniel Long and I hope you enjoy my photos!
I’m Daniel Long and I hope you enjoy my photos!
Here are 5 mistakes that I used to make in Landscape photography and some tips to avoid them in your own photography. The benefit of acting as a hoarder with my images is that I can look back and see how much I have improved since I first began, and here are 5 of the mistakes I made most of the time.
Continuing my street photography project with a walk one morning through the Italian city of Como. To move quickly and freely I filmed this as a Point of View. I got some interesting images as I continue to try and learn a new style of photography.
Just a bit of fun and there’s some advice about photography right at the end, I hope you enjoy this video and look forward to better times. In 2014 I went to Dublin for a city break around St Patrick’s Day, the parade through the city centre was dazzling and fun and full of colour and life, the complete opposite to this year. I am working through all of my photography archives, removing the bad images and selecting everything that is in focus and I found myself looking through and editing photos of that day in 2014 on St Patrick’s Day 2021.
How can a photographer make a living in 2021? I’ve written a 3 part series looking at the revenue streams available to photographers. This second part is all about selling your photography knowledge and products. One of the best ways to earn an income in photography is to teach others through workshops or online courses. And a great income stream is products such as prints and books.
How can a photographer make a living in 2021? I’ve written a 3 part series looking at the revenue streams available to photographers. This first part is all about selling your photography for specific purposes: commissioned work, licensing and stock, press and editorial, and magazine work.
Are you stuck with your photography? Experiencing a block preventing you from creating images? Could it be Photography Block? I’ve been there several times and it can be quite difficult to work through, but the solution is actually quite simple…
