Portrait Tips: How to pose couples
I hate to break it to you, but making pictures of one person is easy. It’s level one, beginner, easy-cheese. When you add another person,
I hate to break it to you, but making pictures of one person is easy. It’s level one, beginner, easy-cheese. When you add another person,
Mother’s Day is all about Mum. Breakfast in bed and handcrafted gifts, flowers freshly plucked from the garden … right? All the simple joys. But
Some of my happiest childhood memories took place Christmas morning. I’d always wake up super early and sneaking down to the family room to see
“1200 pictures??? How is that even possible …?” You’ve said that to yourself after a shoot, right? There’s a certain sense of dread associated with
Having a conversation with your camera in hand doesn’t mean you should talk to your camera — that’s fine to do in private settings, but not
Photographers love symmetry. We like things neat and we like horizons straight. That’s great for landscapes and products, but when you photograph groups of people
I’m a big believer that the most important thing in the picture should be the people. Many clients want to know where we’ll shoot, where
Our latest cameras boast lightning-quick autofocus and it’s a good thing because my kids and their cousins are lightning-quick subjects, not to mention sports and