Portrait tips: Practice the three Be’s
I’ve heard Joe McNally say, “If you want more interesting pictures, stand in front of more interesting stuff.” I’ve also heard it said, “If you
I’ve heard Joe McNally say, “If you want more interesting pictures, stand in front of more interesting stuff.” I’ve also heard it said, “If you
Anytime there is good light, I try to make a portrait. It keeps me sharp, and it’s fun. I often approach strangers when there’s good
It’s kind of funny that as a portrait photographer, I rarely have people in my landscape photos. Some part of my brain likes to keep
Before you photograph a person, it is best to talk to them about what the goal of the photograph will be. Will it be a
Ever thought about connecting with strangers in a unique way and documenting the experience in an equally unique project? You’ll most likely pick up some
Adding a human element to your architecture photographs can help to show the scale of a building. It can also be an easy way to
With most of us stuck at home due to the Coronavirus outbreak, now’s a great time to dive into some personal projects. We hope you’ll
Today I would like to show you one of my favorite new features about Excire Search 2 Pro — Search for People. In the Lightroom
(Editor’s Note: We’d like to welcome this guest post from Darlene Hildebrandt. Darlene is a long time pro, now educator, who teaches aspiring amateur and
Welcome to Beyond Technique, a podcast empowering photographers to bring their businesses to the next level. In today’s episode we chat with photojournalist Jakob Dall.
When photographing architecture, it’s easy to focus on the building itself and forget its purpose. While architecture is the main subject, it is important to
We’ve all been there — there’s an amazing sunset or landscape scene that you want to capture, only to find multiple people sitting in front