Portrait Tips: Reminders about taking photos in snow
Ya know, if my back wasn’t seized in pain from shoveling snow, it would have been a great day to make portraits in the snow
Ya know, if my back wasn’t seized in pain from shoveling snow, it would have been a great day to make portraits in the snow
Regardless of what you shoot with and where you shoot, there may come a time when a light meter may come in handy. If you
Here’s a step-by-step guide to using a light meter for measuring and balancing studio light for perfect studio portraits. Yes, I still use a light
Like many people, early in my photography career, I had many questions about what equipment to buy. The recommendations that I remember were to buy
Getting the exposure right is one of the main challenges in film photography. It can be particularly disheartening for beginners who shoot with a manual
There is a temptation to go overboard on portraits. I know — I do it all the time, just for the fun of it. But
New to film photography? One of the most important things you have to learn is how to meter your scenes. Some film cameras already have
When first experimenting with off-camera flash and strobe, one of the biggest challenges can be locating the ideal flash power setting for a given subject
This Exposure Tactics post explains what a “technically proper” exposure is and how to get there. Remember I said technically proper, not creatively right. The
Having the ability to accurately capture an image’s color in-camera is a powerful one. How many times have you taken a photo and grown frustrated
Am I a lazy photographer? Maybe. The shortest path to the best possible image is the way I like to go. After years of shooting,
All cameras, including iPhones and other smartphones, have built-in exposure meters. The job of the meter is to measure the light and return an exposure setting