editing workshops for photographers

Latest news is the rise of smartphone cameras has influenced professional photography, affecting everything from market dynamics to consumer expectations and daily the gap is becoming larger and more significant in the way we capture our visual moments as avid hobbyist photographers.

There is still significant potential for professional photographers who are willing to adapt and diversify their skills. By expanding into related fields, developing a strong personal brand, and offering unique creative services, photographers can thrive in the post-2024 landscape.

Photographers can differentiate their services in ways that AI can’t match. AI is a tool, but the human element is irreplaceable in many aspects of photography. To remain successful and grow their client base in South Africa, photographers need to adapt to the unique challenges and opportunities of the local market while addressing global trends like the rise of AI. On the flip side, AI is revolutionising photo editing by automating repetitive tasks, speeding up workflows, and allowing photographers to focus on creative aspects.

Technology and platforms continue to evolve in Photography through the likes of ai, automation, virtual reality, augmented reality to mention a few of the exciting developments in story telling across all genres of photography.

Direct flash photography has become pivotal in capturing this aesthetic, emphasising crisp contrasts and enhancing the clarity of details

It is essential to understand the challenges of optimising RAW for the web and implementing strategies to preserve image quality can empower photographers to make informed choices in their workflow.