Exploring the Sony Alpha a7R Full-Frame Mirrorless
Mark Morrow
As a long-time Canon shooter I can admit, it’s hard to entertain the notion of changing gear. Not so much because of the tools themselves,
REVIEWS
Mark Morrow
Backlighting with Compact LED Lights
Mark Morrow
As the demand for video increases in a photographer’s workflow, so does the need for additional continuous lighting. The advent of LED lighting has seen
Harnessing Library Filters in Lightroom & Bridge
Mark Morrow
The initial act of sifting through a bulky project can be a daunting task. When a shoot is complete, thoughts are typically confined to the
Steady As You GoPro
Mark Morrow
If you’d like to get your camera off the tripod and add smooth-motion capture to your video work, take a look at this modified setup
Fearless Full Sun Shooting
Mark Morrow
Shooting in the full midday sun can present creative challenges to any photographer. The high position and brightness of the sun projects an even downward
Camera Bag Metering
Mark Morrow
More often than not when shooting in the mixed light of partially-shaded areas, such as under canopy or near water where available light can be
Enhancing Motion with Pan & Zoom Blur
Mark Morrow
Outdoor events can be challenging to capture in a way that is meaningful, or that equals the experience from a competitor’s perspective. Aside from the
Learning From the Unexpected
Mark Morrow
Editor’s Note: This is a guest post from Mark Morrow. Not all shoots go as planned. In this video, I shared a few thoughts on
Aquatic Color Zoning & Shooting with the GoPro Hero
Mark Morrow
One of my favorite ways to spend a sunny afternoon is to grab the kids, the GoPro & monopod and head for water. If you’ve
Layering for Simplicity in Photoshop
Mark Morrow
Editor’s Note: This is a guest post from Mark Morrow. As an active photographer in my area, I tend to receive a lot of interest
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