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First things first, let’s set the scene. You’ve been hired to shoot a wedding, but you’ll need to travel to do the job. After crunching the numbers, you’ve decided the best choice is to rent photography equipment at a location near the wedding venue, rather than paying to fly all of your equipment with you. While you’re shooting the wedding, the bride’s uncle Jerry moonwalks into some of your e...

In Matthew Dippel’s words, “UPDATE: I FOUND THEM." "Everyone meet, Charlie Bear and his fiance Melissa the happy happy couple that was out on the point in my Taft Point Proposal”. Learn more ...

According to Quartz.com, Experts predict that nearly 40% of America’s workforce will be independent freelance workers by 2020. This is no surprise to photographers who have long been primarily independent freelance workers. Nearly 46.6% of all photographers are self-employed. Freelance photographers enjoy a high level of flexibility, but along with the perks of having a creatively fulfilling j...

Filing an insurance claim can be a daunting task. However, if you’re well prepared and understand how to file a claim in advance, it can make the process go a lot more smoothly. If your camera equipment has been involved in an accident, stolen, or damaged, here's how to file a claim with Full Frame. What is a Camera Equipment Insurance Claim? Camera equipment insurance claims are similar to o...

As a photographer, you may think that the worst thing that could happen on a photo shoot would be accidentally dropping your camera bag off of a cliff, damaging every camera body and lens you own. For example, you’re shooting an engagement session on a beautiful point atop a mountain and your camera bag gets accidentally kicked off of the cliff by the soon-to-be bride, damaging your camera and le...