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Cami Grudzinski joins our very own Timothy Eyrich for the next How I Shot It live chat Wednesday, December 13 at 10 AM MST. Cami's an award-winning wedding photographer from Orlando, and we can't wait to steal her trade secrets for rocking...

Jen Ludwig of Karmapants Photography joins our very own Timothy Eyrich for the next “How I Shot It” live chat Wednesday, November 8 at 11 AM MST. Jersey-based Jen is an incredible storyteller, and her work gives us all of...

This month’s #MadeWithMagMod photo contest was all about that magical Golden Hour lighting. The theme was “Sunset,” and the winning images are, dare we say it, solid gold. Shout out to our grand prize winner, Maya Papovic. For her victory,...

It's Almost Photo Plus Time! MagMod is bringing the world’s most awesome speedlight modifiers to Photo Plus 2017! We're stoked to join 20,000 of our fellow photographers in New York City from October 26-28.  Come see us in Booth #1125 for...

Introducing MagMod’s More Is More giveaway! You know that old saying, “less is more”? Well, it might be true when it comes to eating Aunt Edna’s fruitcake, but not when it comes to winning camera gear! We’re celebrating our new...

Although most of my time is dedicated to serving bride and grooms as a wedding photographer in Boston. I often love to branch out and take on personal projects. Recently, I sought to photograph a personal project on “Strong women”....

As a wedding photographer in Tucson, Arizona, the majority of my photography is bride and groom-centric. I think most wedding photographers revel in the opportunity to photograph something outside the norm, especially when it involves a winning combination of whiskey...

After running two hugely successful Kickstarter campaigns in the Fall of 2013 and Spring of 2015 and delivering on time for each of them to our supportive backers, we were excited to do it again. On the morning of Tuesday,...

Creating compelling portraits is not an easy task as each subject feels different about being in front of a photographer’s camera.  Often times our subjects have a negative outlook on having to have their photograph taken due to past experiences....