Three tips for powerful environmental portraits
Environmental portraits show people in their place and their habitat. The environment sets the mood and the place of the story, and a single look
Environmental portraits show people in their place and their habitat. The environment sets the mood and the place of the story, and a single look
Working with flash is tricky, and it’s definitely not for every photography genre or style. But, it’s even more challenging when you’re doing film photography
The trouble with photographing eyeglasses is that they’re made of glass, which is generally pretty reflective and reflections of my flashes may obscure the eyes
If you want to get serious about shooting calculated photoshoots, get yourself off Auto White Balance! The camera usually does a great job at analyzing
Editor’s Note: The flash unit used in this review is the Flashpoint XPlor 300, which is identical to the Godox AD300 PRO. A few months ago
I have long said that if I had to choose one light to use for the rest of my life, it’d be a huge white
Shooting with a strobe is not limited to studio work. In fact, many portrait photographers do it when shooting outdoors, especially when the lighting is
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
Godox has announced an ultra-portable pocket flash, the AD100Pro. Designed for photographers looking for a compact, off-camera strobe, the light features all the same features
Let’s get one thing out of the way — this is not a hit piece on Profoto. I’ve been an avid user and proponent of
Every photographer needs a flash eventually. If you’re into portraits or real estate, then the Godox AD200 may be the best all around value in
Lighting can be tricky. If you’re new to lighting, or seeking for creative ways to use one light, you might want to check out Joel