Portrait Tips: What was I wearing???
How do you know someone is a photographer? They only wear black clothing, of course. The stereotypical garb of photographers is a stereotype for a
How do you know someone is a photographer? They only wear black clothing, of course. The stereotypical garb of photographers is a stereotype for a
Want an inexpensive way to reflect and direct the light from your flash or speedlight? Here’s some easy ways of doing just that! Why should
Underwater portraiture is a beautiful medium with many factors to consider that can’t be addressed within a single post. So, we’ll start off here by
I was recently asked how to take great photos with bad lighting. The simple answer is there really is no such thing as bad lighting
For the most part in my photography, I use one main light and a silver reflector when taking a portrait. This has been my go-to
Using the light from a window is a terrific way to illuminate your subject. It can be the biggest and softest light of all —
In the past, I’ve shown you how I used a translucent diffuser to create soft light with a Speedlight and hot red hairdo in a
Have you ever walked down the makeup aisle at a store and just stared at the images? Trying to understand what lighting setup they used
The other day I received a message from a photographer friend Rick Ferro that said, “Hey, I sent you a present.” A couple days later
A catchlight is a specular highlight in your subject’s eyes. This spark will help you to draw your viewer’s attention to your subject’s eyes, making
My guest is a California-based photographer who has a distinguished career in Hollywood, working on several number one Hit shows including “NCIS,” “NCIS: Los Angeles,”
While wandering around the booths at WPPI this year, I met Paul McKelvey. Paul is the founder of the Kobra Flash Modifier — he designed