Harnessing the power of light diffusers in natural light photography
In the world of photography, light is the key element that can make or break an image. Natural light, with its warmth and authenticity, is
In the world of photography, light is the key element that can make or break an image. Natural light, with its warmth and authenticity, is
Removing harsh, ugly shadows from what would be a beautiful portrait is relativity easy. You find a shaded area, set your camera to a low
Sometimes having too much light is just as bad as not having enough light. This LinkedIn Learning video will show you how to use a diffuser or silk to soften harsh light to produce a pleasing image.
When you first get started with photography, you might only have an on-camera flash. Or, you might be limited and need to be mobile with
The other day, I found myself in Monument Valley photographing a bunch of dancers. Of course, I was there at sunrise, which lasted for two
One of the biggest reasons why I don’t like pop-up flashes is that it gives uneven, harsh lighting directed at your subject. Even with an
My guest is a California-based photographer who has a distinguished career in Hollywood, working on several number one Hit shows including “NCIS,” “NCIS: Los Angeles,”
In this ThinkTAPLearn video, instructor Levi Sim talks about how to create soft light for your portrait photographs. He discusses multiple ways to diffuse and
It’s an old saying that means doing things in the wrong order. I could also say, don’t run before you can walk…but I had this
It’s senior picture season, and the one tool you must have is a 5-in-1 reflector. Many of us will be on the run with seniors
The other day a fellow contacted me about a picture I made nearly ten years ago. He was an assistant to the master woodcarver and
(Editor’s Note: We welcome this guest post from Sarah Driscoll. Sarah is a photographer, educator and co-founder of Unraveled Academy. The photographs in this post are