Portrait Tips: Crop the top
When you make a portrait, your aim should be for maximum impact. Emotion, lighting, and movement all lend impact to a picture, but the way
When you make a portrait, your aim should be for maximum impact. Emotion, lighting, and movement all lend impact to a picture, but the way
I don’t know about you, but most of the time my subjects are not models trained in posing for the camera, but I still need
Last week I told you about my headshot factory. I’ve used this sort of setup to photograph as many as 300 people in one day.
One of my favorite things to do for corporate clients is to make headshots at their annual meetings. Their employees live all around the country,
Photographer and Educator Sue Bryce shares her insight on The Portrait Masters Conference coming up in September.
Photographs extend one instant for eternity. That’s a long time and when you’re making a portrait that will last forever, the instant most critical to
It’s important to keep a shoot moving along, keep your subjects engaged, and keep up appearances that you know what you’re doing, right? We all
Here’s a quick tip that will help you be more creative while shooting and manage details. You need to know your software tools at least
I should have followed this rule the other day. I photographed 50 people in a row and I need to finish all of those pictures
I spent yesterday making portraits at a corporate event, and several people tried to insist that they wanted to remove their eyeglasses for their portraits.
From the course: Portrait Photography: Business Portraits on LinkedIn Learning Gear recommended in this article can be found on B&H Photo & Video Lens
Headshot photography, once reserved for actors and the occasional executive, is now about as mainstream as LinkedIn or Facebook. Whether you’re looking for a job,