LUT’s vs. Presets | Create a Consistent Look & Edit Images Like a Pro
Updated on Jul 30, 2021
Editing tricks, core differences, similarities, and more…
Natalie Allen
A photographer and writer at Moment, Natalie helps craft the content you see just about everywhere.
Brands Worked With
Subaru USA
Chaco Footwear
Yoga Journal
Urban Outfitters
Airbnb
Creative Interests
Film
Storytelling
Travel
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Moment CineClear UV Filter Hand’s On Review | What Is a UV Filter?
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What is a UV filter? Why do you need one? This article will dive into this topic, as well as review Moments' latest CineClear UV filter that just hit the market
Digital vs. Film | Differences, Opinions, and Thoughts on a BIG Debate
Updated on Jul 18, 2021
Which one is right for you? I’m by no means an expert at either, but I’m here to give you insight based on my experience and knowledge.
The Best Vlogging Cameras
Updated on Jun 28, 2021
Vlogging is a modern art. With Youtuber’s flooding the creative market, you’ll need to first find a tool that can help you stand out against the rest.
About Natalie
I’m Natalie (@natalieallenco). Reportage/travel photographer, writer, hiker, and yoga teacher, running with the wolves in the wild Southwest. As a reportage photographer and writer with a focus on outdoor adventure and social impact storytelling, I am passionate about the stories, people, brands, and projects that influence the intersection of art and conversation. Inspired by the nostalgic feel of analog documentation, I like to primarily shoot on 35mm and 120mm film for extended photo projects.
I’m Natalie (@natalieallenco). Reportage/travel photographer, writer, hiker, and yoga teacher, running with the wolves in the wild Southwest. As a reportage photographer and writer with a focus on outdoor adventure and social impact storytelling, I am passionate about the stories, people, brands, and projects that influence the intersection of art and conversation. Inspired by the nostalgic feel of analog documentation, I like to primarily shoot on 35mm and 120mm film for extended photo projects.