Brett Reed, the Snapshot Scholar Judge, gives an idea of what makes a great photo according to him. He has chosen a photo from a pool of photos that were sent to the social photography contest. He says that he liked the color palette of the photo he had chosen, and it has just grabbed him emotionally by that specific photo. He says that he walks around with a viewfinder sort of vision and clicks whatever that impresses him all the time. He reveals that is how a perfect photographer will get to click the best pictures.

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Today’s generation is tech savvy, and many people are using the technology developments and advancements to promote their business and benefit from the same. Do you know that you can increase the sales of your artwork with the help of technology? Well, there are a slew of video applications that can be used to increase the sales. The video applications will help in building a huge customer list of potential buyers who will be interested in your art. Eventually, you can reach a wider audience and increase the sales to a great extent with these technological advancements. This way, your art business will grow to the next level.

If you want help in expanding your skill set and transforming into a better photographer as well as a business person, you should get to know about some artists. In the wedding industry, storytelling is a very important skill that is talked about. Brooke Bryand has an incredible and diverse skill set when it comes to photographing babies. She has taken the concept of storytelling to the next level with her portrait that involved babies with macro photography technique to capture the tiny lips and toes.

Lee Duigon is Bell Mountain Series’ author. If you have not read this book, we encourage you to read it. Currently, he is half way through another book, Cellar Beneath the Cellar. He is a contributing editor working with Chalcedon Foundation writing news and reviews. He also writes his books apart from his employment. He started writing books as he wanted to write.

He started writing as one of his clients asked for novels and his employer suggested that they have a novelist. Once he dreamt of a mountain peak covered with clouds and woke up to the sound of a bell and took to writing his first book from there. He has written nine books so far, and eight of them are published. He says he enjoys writing about children and likes writing about Margus reformed assassins. He claims that he picks some of his characters’ names are picked from the real names of people whom he had met in various situations while some are normal, and some are from origins or cultures of the characters.