winding down questions to begin asking for the coming year
https://www.chookooloonks.com/blog/winding-down-1

A Guide to Building a Bulletproof Photography Archive One of the most important things that photographers must learn to do early on is organizing and archiving their images. An archive not only helps you to review your images later on but also to pass them on to your children. It can become a gateway to bridge the gap between the present and the past and an heirloom that showcases a changing landscape from a personal lens. So, today, we are here to share with you a few tips that can help you ensure your archives live on several decades after you have photographed them.
https://www.thephoblographer.c....om/2025/10/13/a-guid

Is Fujifilm Developing an 80MP Sensor? Fujifilm has some exciting APS-C cameras. The company has announced models such as the X-T5, X-Pro 3, and the recently introduced X-E5, all of which feature sensors with resolutions below 45MP. However, a new report suggests that the company may be working on a higher-resolution camera, specifically 80MP, for the upcoming X models. Here is a look at what it is and what it could be.
https://www.thephoblographer.c....om/2025/10/13/is-fuj

Approached for ‘Free’ Photography Services? Here’s How to Tackle Them As photographers, you would have often come across instances where people close to you, especially non-photographers, want to utilize your services for free. For instance, your close friend may ask you to cover their family function, or your family members will need help to edit their profile pictures or holiday photographs. Trust me, I have been on this boat a bit too many times, and after a while, it gets immensely irritating. It feels like the person asking does not value your time or does not understand the effort you put into your work. So, here are a few tried and tested methods that can come in handy to you if you ever find yourself in this 'free photography service' situation.
https://www.thephoblographer.c....om/2025/10/13/approa

Another Very Bloggy Update I’ve been very busy this past week, and so once again I’ve been somewhat
bad about posting on the blog. I have been buried in design work with a
tight deadline and so unfortunately the tutorials and so on have had to
take a back seat. I have so much photography stuff to share too, and it’s
just been building up in my to-do list, so I hope you can forgive the short
absence. Google’s algorithm, however, will not.
https://blog.thomasfitzgeraldp....hotography.com/blog/