Five Minutes with Rob Gray MotoGP Photographer
Those of you that follow us on social media might know that we've followed Rob for some time (no, not in a stalker kind of way!) and have shared his work many times, stunning MotoGP Photographs and a nice bloke, too. Rob graciously agreed to join us for our 'Five minutes with...' A new series where we find photographers doing great work and share it with you, by way of five quick questions! We hope you enjoy this one with Rob Gray, MotoGP Photographer. Polarity Photo online and on Twitter 1. Who are you, what do you do and how long have...
Five Minutes with Liam Doran Pro Outdoor & Action Sports Photographer
We asked Liam if he'd join us for a quick Q&A and thankfully he agreed! You can find Liam via his website or over on Instagram. Who are you, what do you do and how long have you been doing it? My name is Liam Doran. I am an outdoor photographer based in Breckenridge Colorado. I shoot action sports, landscape, travel and wildlife. I started my photographic journey way back in the film days around 1998. When you started out in the field you’re in, how did you get your first “break” / was there a defining moment you...
6 Wedding Photography Tips for Being Creative Under Pressure
Wedding photography is at once an exciting and challenging genre. From bridal prep to the first look, the ceremony, couples portraits and receptions, weddings cover a lot of ground. If you’re not on top of your game, you can quickly fall behind. The fast pace in which wedding photographers work can make it difficult to stay creative as well, especially when reality and ideal timelines go their separate ways. Still, expectations run high for these (ideally) once-in-a-lifetime events, and missed moments do not come with do-overs. Fortunately, there are tips and tools you can use to minimize the stress so...
Words & Images — July 2020
The power of photography to capture, document, record, and bear witness has perhaps never been more important than at this moment. As our friends and customers have sent us their images from frontline protests and hospital battlefields across America, we here at Think Tank have been reflecting on our roots in photojournalism, and on the power a photograph can have to elicit emotion and change. In this newsletter we share some of the images and experiences from photographers we’ve been inspired by. The words and images below are those of the photographers and do not necessarily represent the views of...