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Hey, I’m David Molnar. I’m determined to help you become a
GREAT photographer. My only question is, will you let me help you?
How to Photograph Fireworks Like A Pro
Firework photography produces amazing photographs that capture the viewer and the photographer alike. It can seem a little tricky but with the right tools and tricks, you can capture the colors and shapes in the sky that happen on some of our favorite holidays & celebrations.
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6 African American Photographers Who Advanced Civil Rights Through Their Art
We’re celebrating Black History Month with a tribute to six pioneering African American photographers. Among these men, two won Pulitzer Prizes for journalism. Others created successful studios that captured a rising black middle class in the early 20th century.
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How to Photograph the Moon for Astonishing Results
Photographing the moon can be intimidating at first but once you get it down, you’re in for an incredibly rewarding experience every photographer should strive for. One of the first steps to getting a perfect moon photo is planning when to venture out for your photos and knowing what scenarios will produce the desired results.
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20 Student Photos We’re in Love With for Valentine’s Day
I’m excited to feature some of my favorite photos from my students in this Valentine’s Day special post. Check out the wide range of photos! Love the amount of talent being showcased.
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Crop Sensor vs Full Frame
Full Frame vs Crop Sensor Cameras : Which is Right For You?If you’re taking your first deep dive into photography, you’ve probably asked this question. But don’t worry - even seasoned photographers revisit the discussion. The truth is that one type of sensor is not...
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The Ultimate Guide to Aperture + FREE Video Series
Easy explanations, insightful illustrated cheat sheets, and a free video series make this the most helpful article in the world on understanding aperture.
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How To Break The Ice (Before Photo Shoot)
Getting your portrait taken is an extremely vulnerable position to be in.
It can be stressful, uncomfortable and frankly quite intimidating. Whether you’re shooting a senior portrait, corporate headshot or a big time celebrity, we all have our insecurities.
It’s your job as the photographer to recognize that, disarm the situation and get your subjects having fun.
Here are five things you can do to make your clients feel more comfortable (and take amazing photos of them)
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Which Camera and Lens Should I Buy?
“Which camera and lens should I buy?” I get asked this question ALL THE TIME…
I usually tell them it’s not about the camera or lens. It’s about understanding how to use the equipment, taking manual control, and capturing the images as you intended.
It’s not the camera that makes a great photo. It’s the mind of the photographer.
I guarantee you that a seasoned photographer could be given any consumer-level DSLR camera that was made in the last 5 years, and we would take photos that could easily be featured on the cover of a magazine or on a billboard ad. Regardless of which camera was in our hands.
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How To Get Started With David Molnar’s Photography Courses (+ FREE Training)
Do you have a camera collecting dust in storage? It’s time to learn how to confidently control your camera, edit your photos like a pro, and so much more. Say goodbye to regret and hello to your dreams.
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The Difference Between Aperture & Depth Of Field (+ 3 TIPS To Controlling Depth Of Field)
Whenever I get asked to “do that depth of field effect,” it makes me chuckle on the inside. Learn the hilarity of that request as we debunk aperture & depth of field, plus walk away with 3 very important tips.
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MEET DAVID
David is a celebrity, music and advertising photographer, the author of iPhone Only Photography, husband, believer, and new daddy. His work has been seen on over 28 million Pepsi and Mountain Dew cans, in People Magazine, on American Idol, and in The New York Times.
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