Sean Simpson

My photography journey began when I found a passion for taking photos in the early 1990s. Back then, I learned film photography, and as the methods changed to digital, I adapted and embraced my first digital camera in the early 2000s. Since then, I've grown from a beginner to an enthusiast to an expert photographer who enjoys all types of photographic pursuits, from landscapes to portraits to cityscapes. My passion for imaging brought me to PhotographyTalk, where I've served as an editor since 2015.

RAW vs JPEG: When and Why to Shoot Each

Every photographer, no matter how experienced, has faced the question: RAW vs JPEG. It’s one of the first crossroads you hit when you start...

Hyperfocal Distance Made Simple: Sharp Landscapes Every Time

Hyperfocal distance represents the closest focusing distance that keeps everything from half that distance to infinity acceptably sharp, making it the single most important...

Artbeat Studios HD Metal Print Review

There’s something special about holding a physical print of your work. In a world dominated by digital screens, seeing your image brought to life...

The Best Event Photography Cameras

Capturing the energy of a live concert, the intimacy of a wedding, or the fast-paced action of a corporate event requires more than just...

Canon R100 Review

The mirrorless camera market has become increasingly crowded with options for beginners, but Canon's entry-level offering continues to turn heads. If you're considering making...

Building Client Trust Through Quality Deliverables

In the competitive world of photography, trust is everything. Clients are investing not just money, but their memories, and they expect a professional to...

Understanding Depth of Field in Portrait Photography

There’s something undeniably captivating about a portrait where the subject is in sharp focus and the background melts away into a soft, creamy blur....

Fujifilm X-M5 Review

Fujifilm has long been admired for building cameras that combine beautiful design with serious photographic power. The Fujifilm X-M5 carries on that legacy and...