I’m a busy professional photographer — splitting time almost evenly between real estate/architectural photography and people. It’s not unusual for me to photograph a portrait
I was recently asked during a mentoring session what my main go-to’s are in the studio for portrait photoshoots. When you are starting out, these
Dreaming of building your own portrait studio? You can actually make a quick set up right now, right in your own garage, especially if it
I wish I had a real studio! This was my big goal at the end of 2019. Right before the world went crazy. I mean
I adore getting my “spook” on for Halloween. Sadly this year, I had planned several really cool themes that may have to be put on
I was recently sent the Godox MS300 for review and I am going to start by saying I was honestly shocked by this light. For just
This is part two of my two-part review of the Sony Xperia 1 camera system. Sony’s PR firm sent a new Xperia 1 for me to
I was having lunch with one of my favorite models the other day. I asked her what it was like working with other photographers. She
Achieving accurate colors and contrast in your images can be difficult for many photographers. Without the proper tools, you are often just guessing at the
I remember when I was just getting started with photography. I shot everything with natural light, or with an on-camera speedlight. Strobes honestly scared me,
Recently I worked with a team of fellow creatives on an “Ice Queen” character concept and photoshoot. Since snow is in pretty short supply in sunny Florida, to create the snow covered photo set we envisioned required much brainstorming, research and experimentation. While we could have resorted to a more Photoshop based approach, creating snow effects on the computer, we wanted to get as much of the winter effect in camera in one shot as possible.
When you light a portrait, a good rule of thumb is that your light should be about the same size as your subject. That’s easy
