Imagely Blog

As the world progresses further and further, deeper and deeper into technology, security becomes essential for websites. And like many other sites out there, your photography website should be protected. There are many ways you can protect your site from unauthorized backend access. One of which is two-factor authentication. Two-factor authentication, also known as 2FA,…

Did you hear? WordPress.com now offers the ability to add third-party themes and plugins, like our Genesis child themes. However, only if you are using their Business Plan. If you are already running on WordPress.com or considering the move there, then upgrading to their Business Plan makes the platform more like a true WordPress Managed Hosting company.…

Did you hear? WordPress.com now offers the ability to add third-party themes and plugins, like our WordPress Gallery Plugins. However, only if you are using their Business Plan. If you are already running on WordPress.com or considering the move there, then upgrading to their Business Plan makes the platform more like a true WordPress Managed Hosting company.…

We’re often asked by photographers which platform is best for publishing their videos for embedding on their websites. We have a very simple view on this. Anything meant for the public eye should be on YouTube. Anything meant for a private audience should be on Vimeo. However, there are some things you need to know…

We often have photographers on the podcast who aren’t normally in front of the camera. So we decided to put two videos together to share some insights into how to look good on camera, how to sound good on camera and also how to feel more comfortable on camera. The first video, below, shares how…

We previously shared a video on how to look good and sound good on camera. In this video we want to share how to be comfortable on camera. The approach we share is not scientific in any way. It’s simply how I do it before every podcast episode, every video recording, every time I go…