Using height in still life photography composition
Julie Powell
Something to consider when styling and composing for a still life photoshoot is whether or not to use height — and I am not referring
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Night photography: Light painting Joshua Tree’s ghosts
Ken Lee
I will describe how I light painted the Ryan Ranch ruins in Joshua Tree National Park. Hopefully it inspires you to try light painting yourself!
Stop your light painting from looking flat and dull right now
Ken Lee
Do you light up your subjects only to find that they look flat and dull? Look no further. We are here to help with your
Is great light painting mostly trial and error?
Ken Lee
Great light painting is largely trial and error. Or is it? Can you produce consistent results with light painting? Let’s explore this! Experimentation Light painting
Capturing the details in event photography
Bryan Esler
A few weeks ago, I had the chance to photograph a local event with entrepreneurs from Detroit, who had traveled to Grand Rapids to visit
Quick Tip: What Makes a Great Photo of a Speaker?
Bryan Esler
One of the things I’m asked to photograph often are speakers at corporate events. These can be boring and uninspiring if not photographed right. So
Photographic Composition: Using the Corners of the Frame
Nicole S. Young
When photographing an image with some type of line, path, or object that will go out of my frame, my very first instinct is to
What’s That Video Shot Called?
Rich Harrington
Thanks to Vanelli and Meghan Ryan-Harrington for the Behind the Scenes shots. When shooting a video project, there is a need to typically get multiple
Angle Matters
Nicole S. Young
The overall composition of a photograph can make-or-break an image. There is a lot to think about before you click the shutter release, and one
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