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Episode 75 – Keyboard Shortcuts For Your WordPress Workflow

WordPress uses a standard system for keyboard shortcuts similar to most word processing software, like Word and Google Docs. But it also has some exclusive shortcuts which are unique to…

Introducing Softly, Our Latest Photography Theme

We are very excited to announce our latest theme, Softly. It's a really fun Genesis child theme designed for photographers and videographers. Softly is a beautiful theme with family and…

18 YouTube Photography Channels You Should Subscribe To, And Why

We have previously talked about 18 photography newsletters worth subscribing to. We hope that you considered them. This time we want to share some YouTube photography channels that we recommend…

Episode 74 – Diagnosing Broken Previews in WordPress

In this episode we discuss a popular question which has come up since WordPress 5.0 was released. Many people are finding their page and post Preview functionalities are broken. The…

Introducing Captivate, Our Latest Photography Theme

We are very excited to announce our latest theme, Captivate. It's a really fun Genesis child theme designed for photographers who want simple and stunning. Captivate is a beautiful minimalistic…

Making A Lunar Eclipse Photo

With all the buzz surrounding last night’s Super Blood Wolf Moon (that would be “super” because it’s at its closest approach to Earth right now, “blood” because lunar eclipses make the moon’s disk look red due to the fact that it is reflecting a “ring of sunsets” around the Earth’s edge, “wolf” because it’s in January, and “moon” because, well…) I figured I would jump on the bandwagon and have a shot at capturing some images as the moon entered the Earth’s shadow. The image I ended up with, a composite 5 frame composite generated using Photoshop, is shown above. Here’s how I created it.